XE3 Builder, VCL 2014
This has not been a good upgrade from VCL 2012. New problems:
Panning (via right mouse button) draws outside of the panel margins --- no clipping is happening.
Zoom has similar problem. Draws the zoomed area way outside the axes limits, though the axes limits scale correctly.
I get random access violations in msvcrt.dll during zoom, pan, or form resize ---- not sure which.
Note that I have GDI+ enabled.
Kevin
Zoom and Pan
Re: Zoom and Pan
Hello Kevin,
Can you please arrange a simple example project we can run as-is to reproduce the problem here?
Worth to mention here Chart1.ClipPoints is true by default, but you could forcing it to see if it changes anything:
And what build, 2012.05, 2012.06 or 2012.07?
It doesn't happen to me here.kmanuele wrote:Panning (via right mouse button) draws outside of the panel margins --- no clipping is happening.
Zoom has similar problem. Draws the zoomed area way outside the axes limits, though the axes limits scale correctly.
Can you please arrange a simple example project we can run as-is to reproduce the problem here?
Worth to mention here Chart1.ClipPoints is true by default, but you could forcing it to see if it changes anything:
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Chart1.ClipPoints:=true;
Can you please arrange a simple example project we can run as-is to reproduce the problem here?kmanuele wrote:I get random access violations in msvcrt.dll during zoom, pan, or form resize ---- not sure which.
Did you have GDI+ enabled when using TeeChart v2012?kmanuele wrote:Note that I have GDI+ enabled.
And what build, 2012.05, 2012.06 or 2012.07?
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Re: Zoom and Pan
I wasn't aware of the ClipPoints option, and I must have set it false unintentionally in the designer.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Will try to reproduce msvcrt.dll access violations.
I did not have GDI+ enabled in VCL 2012
VCL 2012 was Build 2012.07.121105
Thanks
Kevin
Thanks for the suggestion.
Will try to reproduce msvcrt.dll access violations.
I did not have GDI+ enabled in VCL 2012
VCL 2012 was Build 2012.07.121105
Thanks
Kevin