... right and in their place and also the numbers only in the lower part touch the edge of the object the numbers seem crooked to me i.e. there is no axis 90-> 45 the numbers are slightly off , How I can resolve ? New code #include "fivewin.ch"#include "constant.ch"Function ...
This is what I had done so far adjusting tgraph class: 1.- 2nd Y-axis, 2.- Tooltips on lines graph. 3.- You can place legend on top, bottom, right or left position. 4.- Differents Picture mask for X-axis, Y-axis and 2nd Y-axis Still working on setting scales ...
... nXMinVal // Min Value XY_nPenwidth // Penwith for the XY data XY_nPixels // size of the points painted cXpicture // picture of values in the X axis nXXRanges // number of ranges in the X axis Please review new samples\testgrph.prg. Many thanks to Alvaro Quintana for his great help. * FWMariaRowSet: ...
... The line chart that TGraph has already, is a series chart where the X-axis data is in increasing order starting from the smallest point. An example might be temperature vs month-of-the-year. Here is a sample line chart: ...
... The line chart that TGraph has already, is a series chart where the X-axis data is in increasing order starting from the smallest point. An example might be temperature vs month-of-the-year. Here is a sample line chart: ...
Alvaro, It is not clear to me if you are automatically finding the min and max for each axis in the class, or if you must do the calculation outside the class and pass those values. One of the first programs I wrote (way back in the BASIC era, circa 1980), I wrote ...
Alvaro, It is not clear to me if you are automatically finding the min and max for each axis in the class, or if you must do the calculation outside the class and pass those values. One of the first programs I wrote (way back in the BASIC era, circa 1980), I wrote code ...
This is what I had done so far adjusting tgraph class: 1.- 2nd Y-axis, 2.- Tooltips on lines graph. 3.- You can place legend on top, bottom, right or left position. 4.- Differents Picture mask for X-axis, Y-axis and 2nd Y-axis Still working on setting scales ...
nageswaragunupudi wrote:I appreciate your ingenuity in finding a nice workaround. Now TGraph does not support 2 Y-Axis and we all agree that this is a required feature. We shall provide this very soon.
Mr Rao, do you remember the type of graph you make me this year ? Why not insert also these features on tgraph class ?
... it's shortcomings. Most of the variable names are very cryptic and many are misleading which causes constant confusion. For instance, the X and Y axis variables are swapped. The X variables are really for the Y-axis and visa versa. Very confusing. For instance, these are for the Y-axis and either ...
I appreciate your ingenuity in finding a nice workaround. Now TGraph does not support 2 Y-Axis and we all agree that this is a required feature. We shall provide this very soon.