Daniel, Is there anything you can tell me about this behavior? I can't reproduce it here and it isn't by design. I ran a test with TeeChart for .NET v2.0.3203.23272 released to the public on 08/10/2008. There is no known code within TeeChart which tries to connect to the address you specify or to an...

asupriya, Added on 04 Jan 2009 1. I need to display 'Y' as a % of change value from a base value. Is there any easyway of doing it without hurting the performance when i havelarge number of points per chart and multiple charts (similar to test project that i uploaded on 26th Dec 2008)? Of course, th...

asupriya,

asupriya wrote: Added on 03 Jan 2009

Again, using custom axes instead of separate tchart objects will make this unnecessary.

asupriya,

asupriya wrote: Added on 29th Dec 2008

If you follow my above suggestion, which I strongly suggest you do, then these issues should resolves themselves.

asupriya, Please suggest if there is a better way of sync.'ing the cursor. My best suggestion is that you use one of your own original ideas which is to use custom axes instead of separate chart objects. You can then draw your own "cursor tool" on the chart as in the following example: Private Sub I...

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Igor, Yes, this is a known issue (TF02011400). I'll incresase its priority in the defect list to be investigated ASAP. This has now been fixed for the maintenance release due out before the end of this week: 28.) [TF02011400] ChartPen.Width not functional for TeeChart.Pocket.dll. Now fixed for CF.NE...

Hello, Wouldn't it make more sense and be cleaner if that event only fired when the actual rectangle size changed? The GetAxesChartRect event was not designed to be fired only when the rectangle size is changed. It was designed to allow the developer the possibility of changing its size. This being ...

Hello, Are there any downsides to setting the BackBuffer to null? Not at all. In fact, this is exactly what TChart's override of OnResize does: protected override void OnResize(EventArgs e) { if (Chart.Graphics3D.BackBuffer != null) { Chart.Graphics3D.BackBuffer.Dispose(); Chart.Graphics3D.BackBuffe...

Hello, "Cannot modify the return value of 'Steema.TeeChart.Tools.DrawLineItem.EndPos' because it is not a variable." can you suggerst how are we modify our code to do what we were doing earlier . This is because StartPos and EndPos have been changed from a field to a property. You can modify the pro...

Hello, This certainly prevents the error but now the repainting looks bad when another window is passed over the chart. I read some other thread talking about DoubleBufferring but kind of got lost in the replies. Is there a good solution to my problem, preventing the error and having a clean repaint...

Hello Profitstar, As you can read here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ktx83wah.aspx When you use the Save method to save a graphic image as a Windows Metafile Format (WMF) or Enhanced Metafile Format (EMF) file, the resulting file is saved as a Portable Network Graphics (PNG) file. This be...

johnyboy, 1) You could expose the CursorTool.originalCursor variable so that I could simply set it to the appropriate value when Chart.Cursor changes. Ok, I've wrapped the originalCursor field in a public property called OriginalCursor and have given it a go as in the following code: public partial ...

johnyboy, this may be a good workaround, but it is a weak solution at best. and although I agree with you that the GC will do a good job, the overhead imposed by this solution can -and should- be avoided. It is nonsense that just moving the mouse around in some chart area (thus forcing cursor change...