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Annotations are labels you can place on the data area of a plot. Unlike Text added to the plot (which is placed in coordinate units on the axes), Annotations are positioned relative to the data area (in pixel units) and do not move as the plot is panned and zoomed.
Annotations are labels you can place on the data area of a plot. Unlike Text added to the plot (which is placed in coordinate units on the axes), Annotations are positioned relative to the data area (in pixel units) and do not move as the plot is panned and zoomed.
The axis limits can be automatically adjusted to fit the data. Optional arguments allow users to define the amount of whitespace around the edges of the data.In older versions of ScottPlot this functionality was achieved by a method named AxisAuto().
To improve crispness of straight vertical and horizontal lines, Anti-aliasing is disabled by default for axis frames, tick marks, and grid lines. Anti-aliasing can be enabled for all these objects by calling the AntiAlias helper method.
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