Problems with LineStyle when exporting to pdf

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Roland
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Problems with LineStyle when exporting to pdf

Post by Roland » Tue Jul 18, 2017 8:49 am

Hi,
i have a some problems with the pdf export of my charts. I simply wanted to add two dashed lines in a chart which shows the "tolerance range" of my series and then export the diagram in a pdf file. But so far every attempt failed.
When i add a ColorLine to the chart, the line is missing in the export. If a ColorBand is used, the transparency of the ".Brush.Color.FromArgb()" is lost in the export. A HorizontalLine or a Line series is shown in the resulting pdf file, but without the assigned Style.
I'm a bit surprised because the grid lines are exported as dashed lines.
I attached a small demo of the behavior.

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Roland

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Re: Problems with LineStyle when exporting to pdf

Post by Roland » Tue Jul 18, 2017 8:53 am

Sorry, it seems the attached file was to big.
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Re: Problems with LineStyle when exporting to pdf

Post by Christopher » Tue Jul 18, 2017 2:18 pm

Hello,

many thanks for your concise and precise bug report - I have added it to our issue tracking software with id=1895. I do notice, as mentioned in my report, that the HorizLine DashStyle is exported correctly when it is of a standard type and not a custom one.
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Re: Problems with LineStyle when exporting to pdf

Post by Roland » Wed Jul 26, 2017 7:46 am

Christopher,

thanks for your reply. I will stick with the standard types for now.

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