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dmcomer
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 Posted - 10 Sep 2006 : 17:46:17
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Hello,
I am considering the purchase of a QCChart2d developer and source code license. My question is to those .NET programmers that have a source code license and are knowlegeable of the source code. Specifically, I am more interested in source code that uses main stream .NET technology (specifically GDI++) more so that a RCW to legacy ActiveX or generic *NIX/Win32 code. I do realize that GDI++ is really nothing more than a wrapper around GDI. However, but have no desire to dabble in legacy code C/C++, rather, focusing on C#. So, please comment, if you feel so inclined, as to the state of the art of the source code with respect to how much it is geared towards .NET.
Thanks in Advance,
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quinncurtis
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Posted - 10 Sep 2006 : 19:44:19
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The .Net versions of the QCChart2D, QCRTGraph and QCSPCChart source code is written entirely in C#, and only makes calls into .Net graphics (System.Windows.Drawing and System.Windows.Drawing2D), and related, .Net libraries. It is 100% .Net managed code. There is no legacy code from DOS, Linux, Windows, or ActiveX.
The Java versions of same products are written in 100% Java code, using only Java graphics, and related, calls. This means that the Java versions of thesoftware will run under Linux as well as Windows hosted environments. |
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dmcomer
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Posted - 11 Sep 2006 : 10:48:59
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Thanks for the quick follow-up. I'm evaluating the latest (I used to have the source back about 8 years ago) and am real impressed with how the product has come along. The ability to derive from the existing classes may be all I require, but I'll make my final decision once I have completed my evaluation.
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Seeking advice from QCChart2d Licensees
