Hello Narcis, the DevExpress RTTIInspector has a filter event where properties can be excluded from loading. They told me that this would indeed speedup the loading process. In general, only a few properties needs to be accessable by the user. This is especially true at TeeChart, where most settings...

Hello Yeray, you can download the exe of the test Project here : https://app.box.com/s/kf9qwwq51njrtw2dnvi89gjyti4ym97y Meanwhile I got an answer from Devexpress. This what they answered : ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

In a project where the customer must be able to change component properties at runtime I use the DevExpress RTTIInspector. Normally changing components that are to be displayed there takes no time. Whenever a TeeChart ist displayed (cxRTTIInspector1.InspectedObject := Chart1) it takes several second...

Hello Narcis,

here is the requested sample project.
It seems that the line is only drawn if the angle offset is not zero.
The project was compiled with Delphi XE7 using the latest TeeChart.

Regards Gerhard

Hello, on the attached jpg it can be seen that the chart contains a line from the center of the circle at about 20°. This line is the first out of about 800 segments. Before anything is drawn, I set the axis with the following lines, mb is 500. SMEChart.LeftAxis.Automatic := false; SMEChart.LeftAxis...

In my case the Problem occured only on VirtualBox PCs.
I replaced all Virtualbox Systems by either VMare Workstation or VMWare Player.
Since then the Problem is gone.

Hi Yeray, I already had problems with axis scaling when Setting min and max values separately. This is the reason why I use only the SetMinMax function, I never had problems with it. But in the current Situation I tell TeeChart to scale the Y axis by itself. This works well in most cases but not alw...

Hi Yeray, my application is a rather big Project, it is not easy to pull parts out. You expect me to invest a substantial amount of time to an example without knowing if the Problem shows up there. Time that I do not have, sorry. I think I already gave you a lot of Information, more is currently not...

When the following is commented out, the floating point error is gone.
Chart.LeftAxis.Automatic := true

in my application a teechart is place on a frame. Multiple instances of this frame are placed on a vcl form dynamically. The charts are placed and initialized on the forms constructor. Later the charts get their xy values, axes are scaled either manually or automatic and so on. Sometimes I get an er...