Example usage for Java org.jfree.data.time TimeTableXYDataset fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass
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| TimeTableXYDataset() Creates a new dataset. | |
| TimeTableXYDataset(TimeZone zone, Locale locale) Creates a new dataset with the given time zone and locale. |
| void | add(TimePeriod period, double y, Comparable seriesName) Adds a new data item to the dataset and sends a DatasetChangeEvent to all registered listeners. |
| void | add(TimePeriod period, Number y, Comparable seriesName, boolean notify) Adds a new data item to the dataset and, if requested, sends a DatasetChangeEvent to all registered listeners. |
| void | clear() Removes all data items from the dataset and sends a DatasetChangeEvent to all registered listeners. |
| Object | clone() Returns a clone of this dataset. |
| boolean | equals(Object obj) Tests this dataset for equality with an arbitrary object. |
| boolean | getDomainIsPointsInTime() Returns a flag that controls whether the domain is treated as 'points in time'. |
| int | getItemCount() Returns the number of items in ALL series. |
| int | getSeriesCount() Returns the number of series in the dataset. |
| Comparable | getSeriesKey(int series) Returns the key for a series. |
| TimePeriod | getTimePeriod(int item) Returns the time period for the specified item. |
| Number | getX(int series, int item) Returns the x-value for an item within a series. |
| Number | getY(int series, int item) Returns the y-value for an item within a series. |
| double | getYValue(int series, int item) Returns the y-value (as a double primitive) for an item within a series. |
| void | setDomainIsPointsInTime(boolean flag) Sets a flag that controls whether the domain is treated as 'points in time', or time periods. |