I need to display the X,Y data at the current cursor position. Is it possible to do this and have the data follow the cursor. I did this using, but hate to re-invent the wheel if there is a built in function I would prefer to use it. double dY = m_Chart1.Series(0).YScreenToValue( m_PointCursorXY.y )...

OK this Editor seems to do everyting I need.
However to make it more obvious I would like to expose the Text Tab on opening the editor, instead of the default Format tab.

How to do this ?

The compiler error states:
SetTransparent' : is not a member of 'CPen1'

Looks like you are trying to make it visible... so I tried

hd.GetFrame().SetVisible(true);

Did nothing except set teh Visible checkbox in the editor.

Frame or border is still not visible.

There are no scroll method showing up in the hints... !

m_Chart1.GetAxis().Scroll ????

Please give me an example.

VB Delphi same crap..

CTitle hd = m_Chart1.GetHeader();

hd.GetFont().ShowEditor(); // does not work

Is there a Font Properties/Selection Editor ?

CTitle hd = m_Chart1.GetHeader();
hd.GetFrame().ShowEditor();

Editor shows up and changes can be made.
However none of the changes ever take effect.

As per subject line...

Is it possible to get these VB examples translated to VC++ http://www.teechart.net/support/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=9&mode=&order=0&thold=0 I've just spent 2 hours searching and am only able to find some bits.. // alows me to use the slider nPos value to expand from zero m_Chart1.GetAx...

found it

Now if only there have been complete VC++ documenatation for TeeChartI may have seen the OnBeforeDraw()
hansw

Thnaks....
H'mmm goes against the grain... I hate any compiler/linker warning messages.
Still my debug code to check for memory leaks is not reporting anything wrong. I stil ahte "bump in the night code"

Thanks for the link.

Best rgeards
Hans W

Something I've been ignoring but now would like to get rid of. With cerain TeeChart applications I get this message when exiting the application from Debug Mode. I suspect it can ony be TeeChart becasue a similar application which does not use TeeChart does not casue this error. ! Warning: construct...

Position of annotations is wrong on the exported image or printed output. Chris suggested to use (see previous post) m_Chart1.Series(0).CalcXPos() and m_Chart1.Series(0).CalcYPos(). I am already doing that. Print preview displays the annotations in the correct place, the printed output is wrong. int...

Chris, it's this attitude I tried to outline in this new thread, and there are many other people tat agree with me in the other threads. NO NO and NO again !... The set of documentation is NOT already there. Simply put the VB help file is a mess. I can see once again there is little hope of getting ...

int X = (int)m_Chart1.Series(0).CalcXPos( pt->xy.x);

m_Chart1.GetTools().GetItems( 0 .GetAsAnnotation().GetShape().SetLeft(X);

int Y = (int)m_Chart1.Series(0).CalcXPos(pt->xy.y);
m_Chart1.GetTools().GetItems( 0 .GetAsAnnotation().GetShape().SetTop(Y);