Paul
Sat Nov 26 19:29:59 CST 2005
A question about TeeChart: There doesn't seem to be an evaluation version
available. How do you get data into it? I saw from the web site that it can
access ADO record sets, but so far I'm not using these in the app, and I
don't want to have to add another technology just for this. Can I just feed
it data from a cursor?
Like I said earlier, the data sets will be small, certainly less than 100
data points. But they may change frequently. Does TeeChart handle that well?
"Matthew Reed" <matty don't send me any freaking spam at zootal dot com
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>I tried the Graphics Engine or whatever that many people rave about, but
>found it somewhat klunky to use, and I had flexibility issues. I've used
>TeeChart with great success (not to be confused with MS TChart). It handles
>very large data sets well, and is quite flexible.
http://www.teechart.com/.
>The drawback is the docs aren't that great, but if you can figure out how
>to use it, you can do quite a bit with it.
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> "Paul Pedersen" <no-reply@swen.com> wrote in message
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>> The MS Chart control is getting to be a bit limiting for an application I
>> have. I don't need anything terribly fancy, but I do need more control
>> over some aspects, in particular axis labels. Also, I must have several
>> charts on one form, so speed is a concern. Simplicity of use is also up
>> there.
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>> Anyone used a chart control that they can recommend?
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