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New pipeline performance #9

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Munken opened this issue Mar 14, 2015 · 3 comments
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New pipeline performance #9

Munken opened this issue Mar 14, 2015 · 3 comments

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@Munken
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Munken commented Mar 14, 2015

Hey Steve

So I just got our app adapted to working with the new pipeline.
In our app we have two charts on the same page in a tab layout.
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However when one swipe to the next tab the animation appears "jumpy" on a iPhone 5/6.
Previously we were able cache the rendered charts as a Image which we could cache.
However as I understand it this is not possible with the new pipeline ?

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shannah commented Mar 15, 2015

This is high on my list of things to work out. I don't have a direct solution for you right now, but the new pipeline will be enhanced soon (don't have exact ETA) to allow drawing shapes and transforms on mutable images. When this happens you'll be able to cache the charts like you could with pisces. In addition I am working with the new pipeline and charts API daily to improve performance. If you can post a test case that demonstrates the problem, it may help me to fix this sooner than later for your situation.

Also, I recommend you try to move to the new CN1 charts API (in the CN1 core) which is based on this library, but have been modified to fit into the CN1 API better.

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Munken commented Mar 15, 2015

The simple test case is that dragging/animating a chart looks jumpy.

I assume that you development effort will be directed towards the core chart library ?

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shannah commented Mar 15, 2015

That's not a test case. I mean code. There are many different chart
types. A test case would be some code I can compile to see the issue.
On Mar 15, 2015 4:48 AM, "Munken" [email protected] wrote:

The simple test case is that dragging/animating a chart looks jumpy.

I assume that you development effort will be directed towards the core
chart library ?


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