Thanks, yes I'm working with custom axis and I can serialize and deserialize without problems except in that case, is not possible to see what it have in special? It looks as if the series in your *.ten file have CustomVertAxis assigned, but that these axis objects are not present in the tChart1.Ax...

moelski.net wrote: At the moment I have to say YES

Excellent

moelski.net wrote: Thx for your help.

You're very welcome.

Hello, but how can I know better where is the problem? The problem is due to a custom axis. A custom axis is deserialized but is not being correctly placed into the custom axes collection (Axis.Custom), hence the error. I'm not sure why this is occurring, as otherwise custom axes serialize without a...

Dominik Can you imagine what the main problem is here? If only my imagination was that big! Can I confirm that Application.DoEvents() solves the problem for you? If it does, then maybe it is a question of understanding why this is needed. Doing a quick look around, I see there are two stackoverflow ...

Can you please let us know when is the next maintenance release? The next maintenance release is due out in three weeks time. Also, to allow us to continue development, is there any solution you can offer ? Will it be possible for you to share the code for fix or test installer? We can offer to pos...

Dominik, sorry for the delay in my response. I was ill for some days .. I'm sorry to hear that and I hope you are fully recovered now. Would it be Ok for you if I generate a demo application which comes with a MySQL Server and the MySQL DLL and some Demo data? That way you would be able to reproduce...

Hello Dominik, Okay, I'm using this code: public partial class Form5 : Form { TChart tChart1; System.Windows.Forms.Panel panel1; public Timer timer; public Form5() { InitializeComponent(); CreateChart(); InitializeChart(); timer = new Timer(this.TimerRun, null, 0, 300); } private void InitializeChar...

Hello Dominik, In order to answer your question ... I think it is not a good idea to avoid the complete resizing while AutoRepaint = false. Okay, good, I agree. The best way would be to have a AutoRepaint for series. So the Chart can be resized in any way. But the series will only get painted if you...

Hello, Unfortunately the TeeChart.WPF.dll does not contain the Commander class, and the Commander class available in TeeChart.dll is not compatible with the TeeChart classes in TeeChart.WPF.dll. My best suggestion is that you create your own toolbar from scratch in WPF so that it can emulate, as far...

Hi Sandra, any news on this topic? Dominik Hello :) Please let me show you what the issue is here, with some simple code you can run on your side (the designtime surface of the Windows Form is empty): public partial class Form3 : Form { MyTChart tChart1; System.Windows.Forms.Panel panel1; public Fo...

Did you see a Chance to modify my attached demo application? It would be a great starting Point and I think some other users would also benefit from that. So the repaint Problem should disappear if I use such a sync mechanism? Yes, it should. Can I please suggest that you start with a simple implem...

So please take a look at my demo application. Would be great to know if it is the correct way for threading. And please take a look at the described repaint Problem. The problem is is that GDI+ itself is not threadsafe. This is very important to understand. Here is what the MSDN documentation says ...

I really hope to get some answer from the support team. This is a relatively common question, a standard answer to which you can see here . If the information already posted on these forums about this issue still isn't able to clarify it for you, please don't hesitate to let us know. Wish you happy...

Hello, I can't hide border of numeric gauge (circularGauge.NumericGauge.FaceBrush.Visible = false; not working) This does work, but has to be used in conjunction with: series.NumericGauge.ValueMarker.Shape.Transparent = true; can't change text color (circularGauge.NumericGauge.ValueMarker.Shape.Font...

Hello, The TeeChart installer is planned to automatically support VS2013 in the next maintenance release, due out at the beginning of next year. In the meantime, all the documentation which is otherwise installed into the IDE is available in a *.chm file under: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steema Software...