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First, congrats on all the work @PhilJay and @danielgindi put into these libraries. High quality products, both.
I wanted to explore the possibility of porting both libraries to Xamarin.Forms. Xamarin.Forms is a relatively new C# API made by Xamarin that provides cross-platform sharing of UI code. The supported platforms are iOS, Android and Windows.
While I've witnessed Xamarin.Forms substantially lessen overhead in cross-platform development, the project currently has a relatively scant selection of open-source components. With a common API between the iOS and Android versions, this project seems like it could make Xamarin.Forms much more useful.
I'm interested in knowing if anyone has tried using ios-charts in a Xamarin.Forms (or Xamarin.iOS) project. If so, could you explain how you did this?
The main problem I'm running that Xamarin seems to be unable to import Swift frameworks. For Objective-C frameworks, C# bindings must be written for Xamarin to recognize the classes. I'm unsure whether C# bindings can be written for bridging ObjC headers in a Swift framework.
For MPAndroidChart, the process is much more straightforward as bindings for .JAR files are well supported.
Let me know what you think!
This issue is dedicated for Xamarin support, any info and discussions on this matter should go here
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Looks to me like you should also try to tag here someone with a know-how from the Xamarin team, so that he can offer insights on the progress of Swift support in Xamarin. As I'm guessing you wouldn't want to just rewrite everything for C#...
danielgindi
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Porting ios-charts and MPAndroidChart to Xamarin.Forms
Support for Xamarin.Forms
Dec 16, 2015
Hello ios-charts contributers and users!
First, congrats on all the work @PhilJay and @danielgindi put into these libraries. High quality products, both.
I wanted to explore the possibility of porting both libraries to Xamarin.Forms. Xamarin.Forms is a relatively new C# API made by Xamarin that provides cross-platform sharing of UI code. The supported platforms are iOS, Android and Windows.
While I've witnessed Xamarin.Forms substantially lessen overhead in cross-platform development, the project currently has a relatively scant selection of open-source components. With a common API between the iOS and Android versions, this project seems like it could make Xamarin.Forms much more useful.
I'm interested in knowing if anyone has tried using ios-charts in a Xamarin.Forms (or Xamarin.iOS) project. If so, could you explain how you did this?
The main problem I'm running that Xamarin seems to be unable to import Swift frameworks. For Objective-C frameworks, C# bindings must be written for Xamarin to recognize the classes. I'm unsure whether C# bindings can be written for bridging ObjC headers in a Swift framework.
For MPAndroidChart, the process is much more straightforward as bindings for .JAR files are well supported.
Let me know what you think!
This issue is dedicated for Xamarin support, any info and discussions on this matter should go here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: