barSpacing variable gone

[ahartman]

In the latest version of SwiftCharts, downloaded 27 August, you can no longer let SwiftCharts calculate barWidth by only passing barSpacing. The parameter barSpacing is gone, there is only a parameter barWidth.

[ivnsch]

Where's that? In ChartGroupedBarsLayer at least you can pass both (none mandatory).

[ahartman]

This is in ChartStackedBarsLayer.swift. ChartStackedBarsLayer.swift has only barWidth, see below. Kind regards, André Hartman

public init(xAxis: ChartAxis, yAxis: ChartAxis, innerFrame: CGRect, barModels: [ChartStackedBarModel], horizontal: Bool = false, barWidth: CGFloat, settings: ChartBarViewSettings, stackFrameSelectionViewUpdater: ChartViewSelector? = nil, tapHandler: ((ChartTappedBarStacked) -> Void)? = nil)

[ahartman]

Dear Ivan,

ChartStackedBarsLayer only has barWidth:

init(horizontal: Bool, layer: ChartCoordsSpaceLayer, barWidth: CGFloat, viewGenerator: ChartStackedBarsLayer.ChartBarViewGenerator? = nil) { self.stackedViewGenerator = viewGenerator super.init(horizontal: horizontal, layer: layer, barWidth: barWidth, viewGenerator: nil) }

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Op 27 aug. 2017, om 22:53 heeft Ivan Schütz notifications@github.com het volgende geschreven:

Where's that? In ChartGroupedBarsLayer https://github.com/i-schuetz/SwiftCharts/blob/master/SwiftCharts/Layers/ChartGroupedBarsLayer.swift#L44 at least you can pass both.

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[ivnsch]

Sorry for the long delay... and also because this is a non-answer: I honestly don't remember why it was removed and don't have time to investigate this. But you can determine the spacing indirectly by setting the width (and possibly the zoom level). Hope this doesn't cause a lot of trouble!