Jan Johannpeter wrote:
> Hallo David. Thanks a lot for your answer.
>
> 1. I had seen Topic on Controlling the Timline but I did not know
> that there was the possibilit to write different timlineconfigs for
> two timeline-views in the viewpanel. Is it?
>
Jan, yes, it's possible to configure several different timeline views
differently in the same view panel.
> How exactly do you define the center?
>
Right now the center is automatically set. But if you use the trick to
construct the timeline yourself, and set a center date that falls within
the range of the data, then it will be kept as-is. To set the center
date, you can call
tl.getBand(0).scrollToCenter(date);
where tl is the variable containing the timeline you've just created.
> 3 For long-term-Historical processes it would be great to have
> imprecise events, for it is difficult to say when e.g. the Middle Ages
> started. So you could avoid a false rigidity. Of course it would be
> nicer if there was a real fade effect, but the way it is displayed in
> the example is fine.
>
I hear you... We can try to make it easier to override the timeline view
in Exhibit in the future, but it's difficult to plug one powerful API
(Timeline) into another (Exhibit).
David
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