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oliversleep Posted - 08 Sep 2010 : 10:46:46
Hi,

In our application we have multiple graph (3D, 2D with auto adding points, RT) with zoom, rotation, ...
We draw each graph in separate Windows.

But the problem is : when we rotate one of the 3D graph, it's freeze the other graphs. And when we stop turning our 3D graph, it's OK, but we loose all values during the movement.

Is it normal, or is it possible to thread this rotate action ?

Thanks
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quinncurtis Posted - 10 Sep 2010 : 08:22:34
Sorry, but the way the software is now, we do not see a way. If you would like our Programming Services group to investigate what it would cost to implement a modified version of the RotateChartMouseListener let us know and they will get back to you with a quote.
oliversleep Posted - 10 Sep 2010 : 03:16:58
It look like OK when we move the 3D graph now. Thanks !

But (there is always a but), is it possible to have the same result without the rotate control box ? To plug each rotate action of the box to a mouse move for example ?

Thanks
oliversleep Posted - 09 Sep 2010 : 16:25:52
Thanks for your suggestion, I'll try it on tomorrow morning.
I hope it'll be running.

Thanks !
quinncurtis Posted - 09 Sep 2010 : 14:59:39
Sorry, but we know of no way to resolve this. Once you start one of our RotateChartMouseListener objects processing, as long as you hold the mouse button down, the thread is locked and other events will not take place until the mouse button is released.

You can use the RotateTransform3D class instead. It does not process mouse events the same way and does not completely lock the process the way the RotateChartMouseListener does.

RotateTransform3D rotatemouselistener = new RotateTransform3D(chartVu );
rotatemouselistener.SetEnable(true);
rotatemouselistener.SetObjectFilter("Axis");
chartVu.AddMouseListener(rotatemouselistener);
oliversleep Posted - 09 Sep 2010 : 13:05:24
We are rotating the graphs with a mouse listener "RotateChartMouseListener"

here is my code :


_rotateMouseListener = new RotateChartMouseListener(chartView, MouseButtons.Left, _pTransform);
_rotateMouseListener.RotationMode = RotateChartMouseListener.RotationModes.XY_Z_MODE;
_rotateMouseListener.SetEnable(true);
chartView.AddMouseListener(_rotateMouseListener);
quinncurtis Posted - 09 Sep 2010 : 10:32:54
Please be specific. How are you rotating the graphs? There are several ways.

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