Let users edit series in JFreeChart XY plots
I'm using JFreeChart to make some graphs in a Java application. I'm trying to figure out how to let the user edit the series paint/stroke. In the Chart Properties window there's a spot for this, but it just says "No editor implemented". Is there a way through the API to provide JFreeChart with an editor for these properties, or do I have to implement one totally separately from the Chart Properties editing window?
Support for this is described as "incomplete" in org.jfree.chart.editor. As a start, you can look in DefaultChartEditor to see how the "BackgroundPaint" command is handled. You may be able to use ChartEditorManager to specify a ChartEditorFactory that uses your custom ChartEditor; you may also want to check out a copy of the development branch, cited here, using svn.
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