Hello,

I can't reproduce it with the current version. Can you give it a try?

Hello,

I guess in the beginning of the next week.

Hello,

We are working on a new Distance property.
This is how it looks for now:
Note in that trackbar I'm setting all 4 axes at once, but that's property is per-axis.

I'm afraid that property won't get into the build we are preparing to support the new RAD 12.2.

Hello,

Yes, we solved those errors in the internal sources.
Now that the IDE is released we'll prepare new installers with it.

Hello Phil,

I'm glad to hear that!

Hello Phil,

I've just sent you a zip you can use to test the fix.
Sorry for the delay here.

Hello,

I've also added it to the public tracker (#2740).

Hello, Let me simplify it talking about the vertical axis; the according variations would apply to the horizontal axis. The x position to draw the left axis title is calculated considering the width of the left axis labels. Why we don't provide mechanisms to modify this x position as we consider thi...

CPDEV wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 05, 2024 2:17 pm

so each of the 3 bar series can have X number of bars on it?

Instead of each bar getting its own series?

Yes, that's probably the easiest way.

Hello, I guess the issue is you are creating too many series or too many values for each series, which reserves the space for the bars to be drawn, even if they are nulls or 0 values. If you can arrange a simple example project we can run as-is to reproduce the problem here, we'll be pleased to give...

Hello,

Thanks. I've updated the ticket.

Hello,

Sorry for the errors and for the delayed reply here.
We've been able to reproduce those errors while trying to built TeeGrid 1.15 for Lazarus and we are investigating how to fix them.
We'll be back to you here asap.

Hello,

Thanks. I've updated the ticket also.

Hello,

Of course drawing the horizontal threshold line(s) is just an option.
Also note it's simpler if you only want to draw pointers where the values are out of the range; the tricky part in that example was to change the line pen between the in-range and the out-range points.

Hello,

I believe you are trying to achieve something very similar to what was discussed in this thread.
Take a look at the example here.