Activity for Joe Pool
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Joe Pool posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I just installed Trebuchet a few minutes ago. The installer is Trebuchet1082b1.exe After the installation, it put this shortcut in my Start Menu: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Trebuchet\Trebuchet.tcl" Windows 10 wants to know how to launch this application. I don't know. What do I need to do?
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What I hate about SourceForce is there rarely is any info on how to use the product, like here. They assume everyone already is familiar with it.
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I haven't used ZedGraph in a long time. What version do you have? I downloaded the control, and then tried to use your code. It does not compile as written because pane is not defined. Also, where and how are you calling GetImage()? Can you post up some working code? Example: private ZedGraph.ZedGraphControl z1; public ZedGraphForm() { z1 = new ZedGraphControl(); z1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0); z1.Name = "zedGraphControl1"; z1.TabIndex = 0; InitializeComponent(); zpath = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments);...
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Sorry. This last message went to my Spam folder. Question 1: I need the postion of PointPair pt = curve[iPt] in the function of textbox2_Clicked, not a cursor.position You haven't posted any data. Are you trying to locate a point already on your graph? Question 2: I need the variable of PointPair pt=curve [ipt] for the curve to show when clicking the mouse and not the textbox 2_clicked event Where is this textbox2 control? TextBox controls are not part of the graph, so they should not be on the graphing...
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I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly, but perhaps you simply need to wire up the Click Event handler of your textbox2 control: private TextBox textbox1, textbox2; private void initTextboxes() { textbox1 = new TextBox(); textbox2 = new TextBox(); textbox2.Click += new EventHandler(textbox2_Clicked); } private void textbox2_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e) { var point = Cursor.Position; var result = String.Format("(X, Y): ({0}, {1})", point.X, point.Y); textbox2.Text = result; textbox2.Tag...
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I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly, but perhaps you simply need to wire up the Click Event handler of your textbox2 control: private TextBox textbox1, textbox2; private void initTextboxes() { textbox1 = new TextBox(); textbox2 = new TextBox(); textbox2.Click += new EventHandler(textbox2_Clicked); } private void textbox2_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e) { var point = Cursor.Position; var result = String.Format("(X, Y): ({0}, {1})", point.X, point.Y); textbox2.Text = result; textbox2.Tag...
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I see your sample code above, but I do not understand what you are trying to do with it. If you would like to see several real world examples, click on the link below. There are many questions and answers on there, some of which might give you an idea about how to solve your problem: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/zedgraph
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You would create a new CurveItem object using the mouse coordinates. It is possible I do not understand. Can you post sample code?
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That is not a ZedGraphControl problem. Just a regular programming problem. https://stackoverflow.com/q/1316681/153923
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Double post. Please don't do that.
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Use the Pathagorean Theorem to calculate distance.
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I haven't used ZedGraph in 6 or 8 years, but for others helping you: Please post...
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Hi. I would like to read up on what all of the settings are for, how they work, what...
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