How to make LineChart completely fill its space?

[programmatix]

Thanks for writing this great library. I'm trying to use it to create a tiny LineChart I can embed inside a table cell, with no labels, axes or gridlines - just the data line itself. I've got this mostly working, the only issue left is, I want the data line to completely fill its space, but I can't get rid of some whitespace border from the edges. I've tried fitScreen, setAxisMin/MaxValue and setBorderWidth, but no joy. This is a bigger version:

Any ideas?

[MGaetan89]

Maybe you can try with YAxis.setSpaceTop(0f) and YAxis.setSpaceBottom(0f). But I'm not sure if it will work since you are not using axes.

For the horizontal spaces, I have no idea.

[programmatix]

Thanks for the suggestion, I gave it a try but no difference. I have those disabled anyway:

mChart.getAxisLeft().setEnabled(false)
mChart.getAxisRight().setEnabled(false)

[programmatix]

In BarLineChartBase.java calculateOffsets, there is a line:

        float min = Utils.convertDpToPixel(10f);

I'm guessing that's probably the culprit. On a tiny chart (I display this in around 70x30dp), that border space dominates the chart.

[PhilJay]

Try chart.setViewPortOffsets(0,0,0,0)

[programmatix]

Thanks, that works perfectly.

[westenjones]

Is there a way to do this for only the left and right side? I don't want to disrupt the ability to display the axis labels below the graph with the automatic calculations.