Replacing axis.left by custom axis (axes) & positioning
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 3:33 am
Hi TeeChart Team,
I am developing a chart with multiple axes, among which only 1 axis is visible at any time. This is to make the user think that they are viewing just the same axis all the time. However, I am facing a big problem, since my custom axes that I created and show/hide (in addition to having the default axis.left) cannot be positioned exactly at the same location that the axis.left is located.
I don't know what properties or objects to manipulate to achieve this requirement. I have heard people in this forum discuss about "chart rect", "chart inner region", "chart boundary", "chart title", "axis label" etc., but I really need to understand first what they are and the relationship between them. Which one is the outermost, which one contains the others?
Can you please help me understand these concepts, and suggest me a method to locate my axes precisely?
Thank you.
Huy
I am developing a chart with multiple axes, among which only 1 axis is visible at any time. This is to make the user think that they are viewing just the same axis all the time. However, I am facing a big problem, since my custom axes that I created and show/hide (in addition to having the default axis.left) cannot be positioned exactly at the same location that the axis.left is located.
I don't know what properties or objects to manipulate to achieve this requirement. I have heard people in this forum discuss about "chart rect", "chart inner region", "chart boundary", "chart title", "axis label" etc., but I really need to understand first what they are and the relationship between them. Which one is the outermost, which one contains the others?
Can you please help me understand these concepts, and suggest me a method to locate my axes precisely?
Thank you.
Huy