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    Default qt Data Visualization or Qt Charts to display a 2D line-chart ?

    Hi guys,

    I'm looking for a 2D line-chart to plot realtime-data from external devices.
    I saw there are two components from QT:
    1) Qt Data Visualization
    2) Qt Charts

    At first glance Qt Data Visualization seems to be the right choice as it is completely opengl based and has great performance.
    Unfortunately I don't see any 2D examples. Is is possible to plot a 2D chart with Qt Data Visualization at all?

    On the other hand there is qt charts. I could use a qlineseries (http://doc.qt.io/QtCharts/qlineseries.html) and I have exactly what I'm looking for.
    But, I don't see any information about performance. I have to plot thousands of lines per second.

    My requirements:
    - high performance
    - display multiple axis (e.g. 4 y-axis, 1 x-axis)
    - display a legend
    - customizable (e.g. scroll back and forward / get values under mouse to display selected values / ...)

    CU
    mts


    EDIT:
    Some additional infos:
    1) I'm need to use the chart in a qml-environment
    2) qwt is also an option, but I have no idea if I can use it in qml. Does it use opengl? What about performance?
    Last edited by mts; 3rd March 2015 at 11:32.

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