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697: Large time series make Wave sluggish #38

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bluemodel-bot opened this issue Nov 13, 2021 · 1 comment
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697: Large time series make Wave sluggish #38

bluemodel-bot opened this issue Nov 13, 2021 · 1 comment
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bluemodel-bot commented Nov 13, 2021

Original bug ID 697
Reported by froehlich on 2016-11-07
Affects version 1.6
Component Allgemein
Severity enhancement
Priority P3
Milestone ---
Assigned to froehlich
Status ASSIGNED

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froehlich on 2016-11-07:

When a large time series is loaded into the chart, Wave behaves very sluggishly. Any operations on the chart take a few moments until they respond.

One way to improve this could be to load fewer data points into the chart. This would have to be zoom-dependent, though.

froehlich on 2016-11-13:

I noticed that performance significantly improves when you hide the overview chart. Loading fewer data points into the overview chart could be a simple solution without having to reduce the accuracy of the main graph.

froehlich on 2021-08-26:

in v1.9.1 (9b08f25) the speed of displaying lines in the overview chart was improved by switching to the line style FastLine.

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jamaa commented Nov 12, 2023

Could look into the downsampling methods available in TeeChart: https://www.steema.com/support/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=17990

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