Hi Ed, One solution could be allowing drag to your annotation, look at here . But I'm afraid that you should control your arrow position manually. Another solution could be using a dummy point series with pointers hided and with DragMarks tool associated. This could be an example: procedure TForm1.F...

Hi,

Have you seen the Tutorial 8 - ADO Database access?
You should find tutorials at TeeChart programs group.

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Hi Loz,

Yes you are right. I've added it to the wish list to be fixed asap (TF02014122).

Hi Didier, 1. I think that you have added a 3rd function but I think that you only need a line series. 2. You should give the X and Y points to the method Series3.AddXY. You could calculate as you are doing with tc and y1 and y2. Then, I think that this should result in the following: unit Unit1; in...

Hi JSmey, I'm not an expert in how all theses files works together, but do you think that modifiying .vcproj files (with the VC++.NET utility) will do the good migration to TeeChart 8? I'm not an expert either, but probably these tools should work at your end. Please, try them, and do it step by ste...

Hi Chris,

There is tChart1.Aspect.ClipPoints property to clip the series, but if you are drawing custom labels directly to the canvas, I'm afraid that it's you who will have to control that.

Hi McMClark, We have some similar bugs identified with TeeChart v8 (and some of them are already fixed) but I'm not sure to identify what is your exact problem. Here is the code I used to try to reproduce it, but I couldn't. Could you please modify it in order to reproduce it? Or could you send us a...

Hi JSmey, With TeeChart installer there are some upgrade utilities provided (you should have the respective shortcuts in TeeChart programs group). They allow upgrades between TeeChart versions directly from dsw and vcproj files. If you have TeeChart versions 5, 6, 7 and 8 you should use the utilitie...

Hi Yacu,

You should be able to create a chart at runtime like this: And then you should be able to create series or what you want, normally:

Hi Didier, If I understand fine, the easiest way to do this probably would be adding a new line series with two points (one from the first function and one from the second). Here is a complete example: var a, b, Qf, S, Sa: Double; procedure TForm1.TeeFunction1Calculate(Sender: TCustomTeeFunction; co...

Hi Sebastian,

I'm afraid I can't promise you anything. But it's in high priority, so it's expected to be revised.

Hi Ed Dressel, Note that there are two properties more logic for achieving it: Series1.UseYOrigin := true; Series1.YOrigin := 0; The area series, by default comes from "infinite". When you have two areas and set them as stacked, the second area shouldn't start at "infinite" but just over the first a...

Hi Yacu,

Yep, sorry, I've just corrected it. I'm investigating your issue right now and I'll answer you as soon as possible.

Hi Sebastian,

I'm afraid that's a known bug already in the wish list (TV52013668). The Antialias tool doesn't seem to work fine in exports.

Hi Calou,

Here there is an example I made some time ago that achieves that.