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I can't reproduce a black screen using an empty override like you describe, though OxyPlot.LinearAxis doesn't exist; you need either OxyPlot.Axes.LinearAxis or OxyPlot.Avalonia.LinearAxis: the former is the normal linear-axis model, the latter you can use in XAML bindings and all that.
For example, here you could add an instance of CustomLinearAxis to PlotModel.Axes, or include a CustomAxis in Plot.Axes (e.g. in XAML):
public class CustomAxis : OxyPlot.Avalonia.LinearAxis
{
public CustomAxis()
{
InternalAxis = new CustomLinearAxis();
}
}
public class CustomLinearAxis : LinearAxis
{
public override void GetTickValues(out IList<double> majorLabelValues, out IList<double> majorTickValues, out IList<double> minorTickValues)
{
base.GetTickValues(out majorLabelValues, out majorTickValues, out minorTickValues);
minorTickValues.Clear();
}
}
If I make a custom axis using an OxyPlot.LinearAxis as the base class like:
public class CustomLinearAxis : LinearAxis
{
}
The background on my usercontrol hosting the PlotView that uses the custom axis turns black. It seems like it doesn't style properly.
Is there a way to add custom axes in OxyPlot-Avalonia properly?
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