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andi authored
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andi authored
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andi authored
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The label was showing stuff like 6000% which is not relevant if it says the % or maybe %%%. Anyway I feel this way it is better for a default use?
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I found it very useful to have this... especially for testing if not for production purposes. Will need in the .h: - (NSArray*) getAxisMinMax:(NSArray*)xValues;
Nenu Adrian authored -
Nenu Adrian authored
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andi authored
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- 01 Mar, 2015 8 commits
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andi authored
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andi authored
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andi authored
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Zhang Hang authored
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Zhang Hang authored
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Zhang Hang authored
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Zhang Hang authored
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Zhang Hang authored
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andi authored
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Michael Zischka authored
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Michael Zischka authored
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olunx authored
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…e chart so it's display remains overall accurate. - (void)updateChartByCurrent:(NSNumber *)current byTotal:(NSNumber *)total; We have a scenario where our app is pulling updates to both the "checked in" (our current) and "registered and ready to check in" (our total). Since both values can be updated, the chart would not be correct if only the option for the total to be updated was not available.
Craig McLeod authored
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Emmanuel Castellani authored
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