Help file in version 7.0.0.4 out of date ?

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Help file in version 7.0.0.4 out of date ?

Post by tdm » Mon May 02, 2005 3:40 pm

Hello,
I am looking for help about the new Autorepaint property of the IFastLineSeries component.
I can't find this property in the class view of the help file provided in the download v 7.0.0.4
Is there any help available ?
I'm also interrested in all the help available for all new methods/properties added between v7.0.0.3 and v7.0.0.4
Best regards ,
TDM

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Post by Pep » Fri May 06, 2005 7:43 am

Hi,
I am looking for help about the new Autorepaint property of the IFastLineSeries component.
I can't find this property in the class view of the help file provided in the download v 7.0.0.4
Is there any help available ?
These new properties still not added in the Help, we're working on this, adding them for the next maintenance releases. In reference to Autorepaint property, a description is :
The AutoRepaint property controls if the Fast-Line series displays completely all its points when a new point is added to the series or a point X Y values are modified.

Setting AutoRepaint to False makes the fast-line series to draw new added points only, without repainting the whole chart and series.

Note: The Fast-Line series AutoRepaint property is not the same as the Chart AutoRepaint property.

Note: Axes scales should be big enough to accomodate new point values when AutoRepaint is False.

Example:

dim t as Integer

tChart1.Axis.Bottom.SetMinMax 0, 1000

TChart1.Series(0).asFastLine.AutoRepaint = False
for t=1 to 1000
tChart1.Series(0).Add rnd * 1000,"",clteecolor
next t
tChart1.Series(0).asFastLine.AutoRepaint = True
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Post by tdm » Fri May 13, 2005 1:43 pm

Thanks.

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