Regard yourself spoiled. After starting over five times I finally made it work acceptably on the device. A few quirks probably remain. The device version is now posted in the zip together with the desktop version and an updated help. Because of the limited resolution on the device you may have to play around with properties a bit in order to get an acceptable chart.We will be totally spoiled if a device version of this library (or a similar one) can be developed.
Regard yourself spoiled. After starting over five times I finally made it work acceptably on the device. A few quirks probably remain. The device version is now posted in the zip together with the desktop version and an updated help. Because of the limited resolution on the device you may have to play around with properties a bit in order to get an acceptable chart.
Use the latest version (1.5) of my desktop only printing library here http://www.b4x.com/forum/showpost.php?p=8057&postcount=27How can i print out the image (chart) in my program ?
i don't want save it as image and print it with paint etc.
Sub Button3_Click
RT.New1("Form1", 10, 310, 570, 180)
RT.Clear
RT.Visible = False
RT.CopyImageToClipBoard(Image1.Image)
RT.PasteBitmap
RT.PrintPreview
End Sub
I tried the obvious and redeclared them as double but after fixing all the compilation errors about incompatible types it didn't work so deep down in the code (which is based on a Microsoft graphics example from the early days of .NET) there are probably some assumptions about integer working burnt in.Is there a reason why the MinScaleValue, MaxScaleValue and GridSpacingValue are Integer values, could these become Double?
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