Null values and cursor behaviour
Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 12:14 pm
Hello
I am upgrading a VB6 application which is using the activex version
of the TChart control. This application is using a vertical vector
which when it is moving shows the underneath values of the fast lines
series of chart. The chart is a simple two axis chart, with date time values
on the horizontal axis and double values on the vertical, being populated
always with fast line series.
The behaviour I want to achieve in a .net 2.0 app which is using the
latest version of the .net TChart release, is to have the cursor
ignoring the time spaces in which no value exists and not just showing
null values but not even allowing the cursor to move on these spaces.
This is the behaviour of the previous app and I am wondering why
I cannot achieve the same effect in the .net version. Is this possible?
And finally, the application is depending on a functionality which allows
the user to select a date time range for which he wishes to see data.
In order to achieve possible not existant values in the beginning and
the end of the requested date ranges I am populating the chart with
null values (creating and passing to the fast lines an array of
precalculated length with null values). Is there another more "efficient"
way to achieve this effect ? Is it possible for this to be the reason
for not being able to achieve the behavior I described above?
kind regards
Menelaos
I am upgrading a VB6 application which is using the activex version
of the TChart control. This application is using a vertical vector
which when it is moving shows the underneath values of the fast lines
series of chart. The chart is a simple two axis chart, with date time values
on the horizontal axis and double values on the vertical, being populated
always with fast line series.
The behaviour I want to achieve in a .net 2.0 app which is using the
latest version of the .net TChart release, is to have the cursor
ignoring the time spaces in which no value exists and not just showing
null values but not even allowing the cursor to move on these spaces.
This is the behaviour of the previous app and I am wondering why
I cannot achieve the same effect in the .net version. Is this possible?
And finally, the application is depending on a functionality which allows
the user to select a date time range for which he wishes to see data.
In order to achieve possible not existant values in the beginning and
the end of the requested date ranges I am populating the chart with
null values (creating and passing to the fast lines an array of
precalculated length with null values). Is there another more "efficient"
way to achieve this effect ? Is it possible for this to be the reason
for not being able to achieve the behavior I described above?
kind regards
Menelaos