Greetings, A test build for TeeChart for .NET v2 has been placed on the customer download page. The non-stable build will be updated regularly to serve for test purposes-only of inhouse builds between full maintenance releases. Only TeeChart library files and xml summary files are included in the in...

Hello Thomas,

I'll check to see if we can prepare an interim build and let you know.

Regards,
Marc

Hello Thomas,

Thanks for informing us of this bug. It has been resolved for inclusion in the next maintenance release due for release shortly.

Regards,
Marc Meumann

Hello, I've just tried to reproduce the steps you describe. There is a bug here. The issue appears to be 'Function' ancestry specific due to the way TeeChart internally tries to resolve the type 'Function', however we'll work the case through for a fuller look. Apologies for the inconvenience and th...

Hello Peter, TeeChart for .NET supports dynamic changes of language as long as the Character set is present on the machine in question. I would not expect any problem with codepage 1250 or 1252 (or other charsets for supported languages) but if you could point me to specific locations where the prob...

Hello, We still haven't identified a definitive cause for the problem, critical sections don't provide a robust solution. The error seems to be related the axis scale and refresh thereof under the weight of the load. Low frequency failures appear to have been avoidable here by removing fixed setting...

Hello Marco, Thanks for the info. Correct, TeeReg.exe shouldn't be used on a runtime installation. It provides a mechanism to install the Developer license only. Having installed it in a runtime machine does at least prove the point that the application is trying to resolve the license and is respon...

Hello Xenos,

We'll run throught the checks. By Tuesday of next week (14th) I should be able to give you an answer about an interim version or alternative solution.

Regards,
Marc Meumann

Hello, Yes, the critical section tested was internal to TeeChart. It's not one we'd like to leave there though as it's application would be general by nature and would affect performance. We'll take another look and see if we can make a clearer recommendation for an application based protected secti...

Hello, As a followup - as of now we still don't have a concrete TeeChart-internal solution to the problem you've described. TeeChart is Apartment threaded and theoretically as such thread-apartment-protected but seems to be susceptible to the loads in this test. One workaround option to avoid the pr...

Hello, We've spent some time trying to check on the cause of this problem without any clear conclusions, it's proved very difficult to track down. It does not appear to be a load/thread problem as such, as reducing frequency to extremely low values doesn't erradicate the failure though the point qua...

Hello,

This is possibly related to Axis management whilst adding data to the Line Series. We are investigating. As an interim workaround you may find the FastLineSeries better suited to this kind of data volume.

Regards,
Marc Meumann

Hello Alex, TeeChart's EMF export uses Microsoft's Metafile format. eg. System.Drawing.Imaging.Metafile using System.Drawing.Imaging.EmfType.EmfOnly We will probably introduce EMF+ support for TeeChart for .NET v2. Older WMF format, now not supported in TeeChart for .NET, is superseded by the curren...

Hello, - Please confirm that the license.licx file is included as an "Embedded resource" (select file in solution explorer to confirm) - I assume the other licensed component, ComponentXYZ, is working correctly? - The duplicate TeeChart.TChart line can be removed - Be sure to do a full rebuild of th...

Hello, If there is no Steema section in the tool palette a problem may have occurred during installation. Was there any error message when running the installer? Are you able to run the executable demo on the installed machine? As a separate note relating to licensing, please refer to Tutorial 17 fo...