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OxyPlot is a plotting library for .NET. This package targets applications based on GTK#.
OxyPlot is a cross-platform plotting library for .NET
master
- the release branch (stable channel)
develop
- the main branch with the latest development changes (pre-release channel)
See 'A successful git branching model' for more information about the branching model in use.
PlotView
to your user interfacePlotModel
in your codePlotModel
to the Model
property of your PlotView
You can find examples in the /Source/Examples
folder in the code repository.
Package | Current version | Targets |
---|---|---|
OxyPlot.Core | Portable class library | |
OxyPlot.Wpf | WPF (NET40, NET45) | |
OxyPlot.WindowsForms | Windows Forms (NET40, NET45) | |
OxyPlot.Windows | Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 | |
OxyPlot.WP8 | Windows Phone Silverlight | |
OxyPlot.Silverlight | Silverlight 5 | |
OxyPlot.GtkSharp | GTK# 2 and 3 (NET40, NET45) | |
OxyPlot.Xamarin.Android | MonoAndroid | |
OxyPlot.Xamarin.iOS | MonoTouch and iOS10 | |
OxyPlot.Xamarin.Mac | Mac20 | |
OxyPlot.Xamarin.Forms | MonoTouch, iOS10, MonoAndroid, WP8 | |
OxyPlot.Xwt | NET40, NET45 | |
OxyPlot.OpenXML | NET40, NET45 | |
OxyPlot.Pdf | PdfSharp (NET40, NET45, SL5) |
Obsolete packages:
See Contributing and the documentation for information about how to contribute!
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OxyPlot is a plotting library for .NET. This package targets applications based on GTK#.
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