Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
G'day,
I'm using TeeChart Pro 6.01 and have a graph set with Algin = alClient.
For standard monitor sizes, it works fine - TeeChart automatically resizes the graph appropriately depending on the size of the parent window.
However, on wide screen monitors the graph is horizontally stretched (e.g. for a resolution of 1280 x 768).
What can I do to prevent the graph being stretched? It's a circular graph, so horizontal stretching makes it really ugly.
Thanks,
~ G.
I'm using TeeChart Pro 6.01 and have a graph set with Algin = alClient.
For standard monitor sizes, it works fine - TeeChart automatically resizes the graph appropriately depending on the size of the parent window.
However, on wide screen monitors the graph is horizontally stretched (e.g. for a resolution of 1280 x 768).
What can I do to prevent the graph being stretched? It's a circular graph, so horizontal stretching makes it really ugly.
Thanks,
~ G.
Hi Gerard,
If you are using Pie Series, have you tried to use circled property?
If you are using Pie Series, have you tried to use circled property?
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Series1.Circled := true;
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Hi Gerard,
For completeness, there's also a known issue (TV52011987) which on certain resolutions in wide screens, even Circled=true, pie charts are displayed as an ellipse. This is already on our defect list to be enhanced for future releases.
For completeness, there's also a known issue (TV52011987) which on certain resolutions in wide screens, even Circled=true, pie charts are displayed as an ellipse. This is already on our defect list to be enhanced for future releases.
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Hi,
I've tested it with the last source code for v7 and I couldn't reproduce it here in a 1680x1050 screen. Could you please try downloading the latest sources available?
Also note that sometimes we fix a bug and the change affects to other issues, fixing other old bugs or opening new ones without intention. So at the end, I'm afraid that the best way to be sure if one fix is fixed or not, is testing it.
Thanks in advance.
I've tested it with the last source code for v7 and I couldn't reproduce it here in a 1680x1050 screen. Could you please try downloading the latest sources available?
In general, the easiest way to see new release announcements and what's fixed on them is being aware at this forum or subscribe to our RSS news feed.L-3 Communication Nautronix wrote:Is there an easy way to find out the status of various logged issues?
Also note that sometimes we fix a bug and the change affects to other issues, fixing other old bugs or opening new ones without intention. So at the end, I'm afraid that the best way to be sure if one fix is fixed or not, is testing it.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
Hi Yeray,
(NOTE: We have not tried mixing resolutions on a dual screen configuration)
We tried v7.12, and this did not seem to fix the issue.
Thanks,
To clarify, the issue is not quite the same as the one at the top of the thread. In our case, we have a chart which looks correct on screens at any resolution. However, when printed from a widescreen monitor, the chart is stretched on paper. This stretching effect is actually also visible using a widescreen resolution on the Print Preview function, which uses the TChartPreviewer component.I've tested it with the last source code for v7 and I couldn't reproduce it here in a 1680x1050 screen
(NOTE: We have not tried mixing resolutions on a dual screen configuration)
We tried v7.12, and this did not seem to fix the issue.
Thanks,
Re: Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
Hi Rick,
Yes, excuse me. I've tested again and a pie that looks fine in the wide screen mentioned becomes an oval when printed. I've increased the priority of this issue.
Yes, excuse me. I've tested again and a pie that looks fine in the wide screen mentioned becomes an oval when printed. I've increased the priority of this issue.
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Re: Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
Thanks Yeray!
Please let me know if this issue is already fixed in version 8.
Please let me know if this issue is already fixed in version 8.
Re: Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
By the way, there seems to be another print issue... (we have not investigated this one fully yet, so it may be on our end).
If you draw a sawtooth pattern line plot, zoom in on a single point and print the zoom, the printed copy will not contain the line before the point. This, again, is visible on the preview component.
If you draw a sawtooth pattern line plot, zoom in on a single point and print the zoom, the printed copy will not contain the line before the point. This, again, is visible on the preview component.
Re: Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
Hi Rick,
PS: I think that we are talking about quite different issues in the same forum thread...
Note that we don't fix bugs on v7 as we don't expect to launch another maintenance release because we are centering our efforts on improving and bug fixing v8 (that was released two years ago) and developing the v9. So, when I said that I've incremented the priority issue, I was talking about v8 and/or greater. Excuse me if I haven't been enough clear.L-3 Rick wrote:Please let me know if this issue is already fixed in version 8.
I couldn't reproduce this in v7 (and neither in v8). Could you please send us a simple example project we can run as-is to reproduce the problem here?L-3 Rick wrote:If you draw a sawtooth pattern line plot, zoom in on a single point and print the zoom, the printed copy will not contain the line before the point
Oh, I forgot to say that I couldn't reproduce this with the oval issue and neither now with the line. Note that I've tested this last line issue with a non-wide screen machine, should I?L-3 Rick wrote:This, again, is visible on the preview component.
PS: I think that we are talking about quite different issues in the same forum thread...
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Re: Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
We are, but the title does still apply! (Ill make a separate thread for the line issue, though)Yeray wrote: PS: I think that we are talking about quite different issues in the same forum thread...
Perfectly understandable. I've increase the priority of our "upgrade TeeChart" issue as well We are currently compiling support releases against 7.08 (for baseline management reasons) so we are a bit out of date.Yeray wrote: Note that we don't fix bugs on v7...
It is possible that the preview component has been fixed since 7.08. I will try to attach screenshots, as a sample project is unlikely to be possible (sorry!).Yeray wrote:Oh, I forgot to say that I couldn't reproduce this with the oval issue.L-3 Rick wrote: This, again, is visible on the preview component.
Re: Graph Stretching with Wide Screen Monitors
Hi Rick,
Thank you. I'll continue testing the other issue in a wide screen monitor. I hope you haven't been offended, it's only to have this a little bit more organized and clear.L-3 Rick wrote:We are, but the title does still apply! (Ill make a separate thread for the line issue, though)
Screenshots are useful for us to have an idea of what the customers are viewing (and sometimes what they expect to see) but what really help us to see the heart of a problem, propose a solution or decide that there is a bug, are the code examples and the simple projects. So, excuse my insistence but if we can't see what are you exactly doing, we can't see what's really happening and, of course, we are limited to suggest solutions.L-3 Rick wrote:I will try to attach screenshots, as a sample project is unlikely to be possible (sorry!).
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