/*
* Constructor for graph window
* Goes through the values in both the income and expenses lists associated with the current user
* plots datapoints on two separate graphs depending on which list they come from
*
* May want to update the X axis in the future. Currently the x axis doesn't really make much sense to a lay person
* but the income x-axis is used for pay periods. The x-axis for expenses should just sync up with the income axis.
* The expenses x-axis is number of expenditures during the number of pay periods listed in the income graph x-axis
*
* */
public Graph(List <MoneyData> expenses, List <MoneyData> income)
{
this.income = income;
this.expenses = expenses;
InitializeComponent();
if (expenses.Count > 0)
{
double Xmax = 0; // adjusted max values
double Ymax = 0;
LineCharts.DataSeries ds = new LineCharts.DataSeries();
ds.LineColor = Brushes.Orange;
ds.LineThickness = 1;
ds.SeriesName = "Expenses";
ds.Symbols.SymbolType = LineCharts.Symbols.SymbolTypeEnum.Circle;
Expenses.OriginalData.DataList.Add(ds);
//Graph expenses on expenses graph
for (int i = 0; i < expenses.Count; i++)
{
double x = i;
double y = expenses[i].Amount;
if (Xmax < x)
{
Xmax = x;
}
if (Ymax < y)
{
Ymax = y;
}
ds.LineSeries.Points.Add(new Point(x, y));
}
Expenses.Ymax = Ymax * 1.1;
Expenses.Ymin = 0;
Expenses.YTick = (Expenses.Ymax - Expenses.Ymin) / 10;
Expenses.Xmin = 0;
Expenses.Xmax = Xmax;
Expenses.XTick = (Expenses.Xmax - Expenses.Xmin) / 10;
Expenses.Refresh(); //Refreshes the graph to show changes
}
if (income.Count > 0)
{
double Xmax = 0; // adjusted max values
double Ymax = 0;
LineCharts.DataSeries ds = new LineCharts.DataSeries();
ds.LineColor = Brushes.Orange;
ds.LineThickness = 1;
ds.SeriesName = "Income";
ds.Symbols.SymbolType = LineCharts.Symbols.SymbolTypeEnum.Circle;
Income.OriginalData.DataList.Add(ds);
for (int i = 0; i < income.Count; i++)
{
double x = i;
double y = income[i].Amount;
if (Xmax < x)
{
Xmax = x;
}
if (Ymax < y)
{
Ymax = y;
}
ds.LineSeries.Points.Add(new Point(x, y));
}
Income.Ymax = Ymax * 1.1;
Income.Ymin = 0;
Income.YTick = (Expenses.Ymax - Income.Ymin) / 10;
Income.Xmin = 0;
Income.Xmax = Xmax;
Income.XTick = (Expenses.Xmax - Income.Xmin) / 10;
//Graph income on income graph
Income.Refresh(); //Refreshes the graph to show changes
}
}
