Hi Cogito, You have two options in order to assign events: - You can create them at design time: To create an event at design time, you need the object that fires the event to be created also at design time. For example, to use SeriesGetMarkText, that is an event from the series, you need the chart ...

Hi Damien, I can't tell you that for sure. This probably will depend on the cost of porting the fixes from v2009 (v4) to v3. This depends on every specific issue. Technical support for v3 won't be discontinued. However at some stage we will cease to publish updates. We can commit to fix reasonable i...

Hi Here you have an example using these events: //... private { Private declarations } procedure Chart1GetAxisLabel(Sender: TChartAxis; Series: TChartSeries; ValueIndex: Integer; var LabelText: String); procedure SeriesGetMarkText(Sender: TChartSeries; ValueIndex: Integer; var MarkText: String); //....

Hi Janusz_Cichocki, Yes, this series type should prevent axis labels overlapping when the angle is 360 or next to 360. I've added this to the wish list to be implemented in future releases (TV52014201) but in the meanwhile you could use GetAxisLabel event to hide the label 360: procedure TForm1.Char...

Hi Cogito,

If you want the same character in all your charts: If you have more than one chart, or you want to set different decimal separators in the same chart, yes, you should use OnGetAxisLabels or OnGetMarkText events to change each mark, label text.

Hi Lenfors,

We appreciate your feedback and your suggestions and we'll take it in consideration for the future.

Hi Cogito, Could you please try this example? At design time: - Drop a Chart (Chart1) on the top-left corner of your form. - Drop a Panel on the right side. - Drop a Chart (Chart2) inside this new Panel, on the top-left corner of this panel. - Drop a button on your form. Here is this example code: u...

Hi Srinivas,

Yes, as I said above, I could reproduce this "linepen issue" with v3 but not with v4.
As a workaround you could set outlinepen width to 3 at Form1_Load method.

Hi Bernard, I've tested with the following code and everything seems to work as expected. Could you please try it? procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var i: Integer; series1: TBar3DSeries; begin series1 := TBar3DSeries.Create(self); Chart1.AddSeries(series1); for i:=1 to 50 do Series1.Add...

Hi psau, First, the problem is that you are trying to draw an irregular surface and that's why only a few points are drawn. To see a "better" result you could do this: Series1.IrregularGrid := true; But these series aren't thought to draw things like that so the result isn't the expected. On the oth...

Hi Cogito, Have you called the function with the correct IncludeData parameter? Here it is the function definition: procedure SaveChartToFile(AChart: TCustomChart; Const AFileName: String; IncludeData, TextFormat: Boolean); Unit TeeStore Description This method will save the current chart as a TeeCh...

Hi Calou, The principal problem is that with PolarGrid series you cannot define the length of each point so that it is uniform. Then tha only think you could do is simulate the effect filling more squares for high values. Here is a simple example, only to show that this wouldn't be easy to achieve: ...

Hi Calou,

I'm afraid that this would be difficult to draw with the actual TeeCahrt series set. This is already in the wish list (TV52012610) and we'll try to implement it in further releases as several customers demanded for it.

Hi essar,

Please, see my reply here

Hi essar,

If your point series is the first one in your chart, you should do the following to achieve that in VB6: And welcome!