I don't see a way to do this easily. One possibility would be to place an XYPointerAnnotaion1 ( example here ) on your chart, then create the legend on the right separately. You'd have to manage the mapping between the pointers on the chart and the entries in the legend yourself though.
I don't see a way to do this easily. One possibility would be to place an XYPointerAnnotaion1 (example here) on your chart, then create the legend on the right separately. You'd have to manage the mapping between the pointers on the chart and the entries in the legend yourself though.
Yes, I have just implemented this. Using IntervalMarker or ValueMarker works for me. Don't need to put the legend on the right, it's ok inside the chart.
– raticulin Apr 23 '10 at 22:54.
It's certainly possible; see org.jfree.chart. Event and org.jfree.data. General for chart and data events.
Also, check out the JFreeChart Demo (Java Web Start) entries under Miscellaneous > Crosshairs.
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