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Whats the current development condition of SasqChart
1/9/2005 10:41:21 PM
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| Sasqchart is currently in <b>Pre-Alpha.</b>
Weekly development continues, and feedback is most welcome on every aspect of the software
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I originally worked in games, therefore use there standards of release. These are generally tighter than that of normal software development.
<b>Pre-Alpha</b>
The software is still in development. Its core is working, and its mostly complete however there may be major gaps. Its at this time that the largest changes can be made and that ... |
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Introducing SasqChart
1/3/2105 4:13:47 PM
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| SasqChart a .net charting control for use in winforms or asp.net.
<UL><LI>Its Free for all non commercial developers small commercial developers.</LI>
<LI>It supports both Webforms, Winforms and rendering to a bitmap.</LI>
<LI>It looks nicer than other free controls.</LI>
<LI>Source code is also available for download.</LI>
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Supported charts include :-<UL><LI>Bar, Stacked Bar</LI>
<LI>Line, Smooth Line</LI>
<LI>Area, Smooth Area</LI>
<LI>RangeArea, Smooth ... |
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Re: Colors disapear after a Refresh
4/28/2008 10:18:14 AM
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| Hello,
I am unable to reproduce this issue. Would you be able to email me a source for a minimal fully working example (including solution etc) that i can build and test?
Thanks
Steve |
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Re: Infinite loop detected in range matching loop
3/10/2008 11:31:40 AM
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| You got me on this one.. I think this is something to do with having 2 ranges that the control due to rubbish coding on my behalf can not make fit...
Can you post some code that generates this?
Thanks
Steve |
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Re: Infinite loop detected in range matching loop
3/15/2008 3:30:07 AM
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| Hi,
You are using a second axis, which means sasqChart is trying to find an axis which fits both the first and the second series. Unfortunatly this bit of code is rather shoddy and gives up if it can not find a good scale after a few hundered iterations.
I have been trying to fix this code for 2 years, but have never been able to get a dataset that causes the issue apart from my initial set some years back.
Can you tell me the range of numbers you are using on both axis ... |
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Re: stackedbar with dataset binding
3/28/2008 12:46:23 AM
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| My apologies for not getting back to you sooner.
There are very few binding examples at the moment. The only one we have is
http://www.sasq.co.uk/WinFormTutorials/DataSetBind.aspx
You want to combign it with
http://www.sasq.co.uk/Gallery/Examples/StackedBarChart_Example_0.aspx
You should just be able to set the series type to StackedBar in the first example.
i.e replace
chart1.Series[0].Type = ChartType.SmoothLine;
chart1.Series[1].Type = ... |
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