One more thought: should I set series.Color to clTeeColor? If so, in which namespace can I find its declaration?

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Michal

Hi Narcis, Yes, it works in the demo. But it's broken in my code. Here's what I'm doing: - Creating a chart. - Applying a template to it using chart.Import.Template.Load(). - Apply the palette: ColorPalettes.ApplyPalette(). - Find a template series in the chart. - Clone the template series: template...

Hi, I'm using ApplyPalette() to apply a custom color palette to my charts. The way it used to work is that every new Point or Bar plot added to the chart had a different color from the palette. Now I've upgraded TeeChart to a more recent version (3.5.3188.18561), and the palette doesn't seem to work...

Hi, We're setting up Marks Tips for our data series (of type Point, i.e. scatter plots). We have more than one data series, and our legends are set up to display check boxes allowing the users to hide selected series. Problem: when I hide a series, and then put the mouse cursor over a data point tha...

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The Series.Clone() function still does not work properly. What I mean by this is that not all properties are cloned. A little annoying especially that this problem had been reported many months ago for the first time...

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Michal Blazejczyk

Hi, I would like to know if any improvements were made to the efficiency (speed) of drawing scatter plots in v3 of TeeChart. A year ago when we were considering the purchase of TeeChart I was told that such improvements would probably be added in v3 ;) With current TeeChart for .NET v2 released vers...

I switched to version 2.0.2652.22324 a couple days ago and the problem still happens there. When I start dragging a ColorLine, it isn't painted anymore and the mouse cursor flickers between the arrow and the hourglass.

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Michal

A related question: while a ColorLine is being dragged, it is not visible on the screen, even if the mouse doesn't move. Is this normal?

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Michal

Hi, I'm using TeeChart version 2.0.2546.16098. I have a chart where I create (programatically) 7 (seven) ColorLines. Each of them has AllowDrag = true. Six of them are vertical and one is horizontal. All of them use the EndDragLine event: Steema.TeeChart.Tools.ColorLine line = new Steema.TeeChart.To...

Hi, I'm adding a number of ColorLine tools to a chart. Only the first line that I add has the feature that when I hover the mouse over it, the mouse cursor changes to the two lines and two arrows, indicating "Can Be Dragged". For all the other ColorLines, the mouse cursor doesn't change. Why? BTW, y...

Hi, I found a way that is easier to program: private void OnZoomed( object sender, System.EventArgs e ) { // Here, _chart.Axes.Bottom.Minimum, _chart.Axes.Bottom.Maximum // _chart.Axes.Left.Minimum, and _chart.Axes.Left.Maximum // delimit the selected area. // Do whatever needs to be done... _chart....

Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to provide the following feature to my users. Let's say I have a scatter plot displayed (a Points series). The user wants to select a number of points by clicking and dragging the mouse. Selected points will then be retrieved and some additional information about the...

Hi, I would like to know whether TeeChart is compatible out-of-the-box with the Mono implementation of .NET (see http://www.mono-project.com/ ). Version 1.2 of Mono was released recently and it contains a complete implementation of System.Drawing and System.Windows.Forms, so TeeChart should just wor...

Yes, but if I do this, my major ticks will still end up at different locations than where they are created automatically. What I would like is to keep the automatic tick locations but change some of the labels. The problem is that Axis.Labels is empty when I'm setting up my chart. Any solution?

Hi, I have a plot, I'm using automatic axes. When I don't do anything special, the X axis is neatly divided and I get major ticks at -8, -6, -4, -2 and 0. What I want to do now is to slightly modify these labels - say, replace "0" with "zero". So I'm subscribing to the GetAxisLabel event and making ...