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[Bug] Emphasis everywhere on live data #20588
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Yes, there is a way to eliminate previous emphasis, but it will work only for live data - Demo |
hey @GitHubWebStudioMakerPerfect are you talking about the multiple yellow point |
Yes. Perceptive. Yellow points are everywhere.
Bad. Should work even on static data, otherwise it's a mess. With the code you wrote when the javascript loop that inserts the dots stops I no longer see the emphasis. All disappears into the most extreme nothingness of this supreme universe. So? Is this a bug? |
Let first say/confirm that emphasis works on a static line chart tooltip - example in #20584.
OTOH, I do not understand how this dynamic tooltip is useful, especially when data is updated every half-second... |
With all due respect, but I didn't understand anything about the explanation! Maybe because I'm not that into the topic.
MMMMM... at this point I would like this bug to be fixed in the next version. Many graphs are updated with a reduced interval and people do not use markers because on many values they graphically create a mess at a visible level, so emphasis is preferable in these cases (I'm not talking about the tooltip. I'm talking about the point itself).
Sorry, but this is not a fixing. I'm waiting for the new version and I believe that for a graph (a line that is basically the most used by everyone) nothing is more important than the quality of the display for live data & static data. |
Version
Last On Online Editor
Link to Minimal Reproduction
Link to online Apache ECharts editor
Steps to Reproduce & Current Behavior
Sorry, I don't mean to be stressful. This is the second bug post in 3 days.
But, if you move the mouse slowly on the graph you will notice that already with 300 points (even with 100) you get emphasis that is not eliminated.
Is there a way to solve the problem (other than eliminating the points of course)?
I also removed the color gradients to make it thinner, but nothing.
Expected Behavior
The emphasis should go away if you are on top of another point
Environment
Any additional comments?
When it's zoomed in it's easier than it could possibly happen
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