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[quote][i]Originally posted by bhossein[/i]
[br]Hello,

I am evaluating this software (RT Graphics Tools for .Net) for possible use at the company for which I work.  However, I have run into a small issue.  I am attempting to use the RTMultiValueAnnunciator Class to display six RTStringPanelMeter and six RTNumericPanelMeter classes associated with six RTProcessVar classes.

I am having no problem displaying the PanelMeters how and where I want them; but the appropriate background colors are not showing up on the bars upon which they reside.

I am instantiating a ChartAttribute array with six different colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) and then passing the array as an argument when I instantiate the RTMultiValueAnnunciator class.

I want each bar to display a different background color.  However, the color of the sixth element in the array is shown for all six bars (i.e. they are all purple; if I change purple to green, they are all green).

Is this a known problem, or am I doing something wrong?

Thank you,

B. Hosseininejad
bhosseininejad@dufercofarrell.com
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bhossein	Posted - 23 Jun 2005 : 12:56:49 Hello, I am evaluating this software (RT Graphics Tools for .Net) for possible use at the company for which I work. However, I have run into a small issue. I am attempting to use the RTMultiValueAnnunciator Class to display six RTStringPanelMeter and six RTNumericPanelMeter classes associated with six RTProcessVar classes. I am having no problem displaying the PanelMeters how and where I want them; but the appropriate background colors are not showing up on the bars upon which they reside. I am instantiating a ChartAttribute array with six different colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) and then passing the array as an argument when I instantiate the RTMultiValueAnnunciator class. I want each bar to display a different background color. However, the color of the sixth element in the array is shown for all six bars (i.e. they are all purple; if I change purple to green, they are all green). Is this a known problem, or am I doing something wrong? Thank you, B. Hosseininejad bhosseininejad@dufercofarrell.com
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bhossein	Posted - 24 Jun 2005 : 08:37:08 OK. Thank you again for the help.
quinncurtis	Posted - 23 Jun 2005 : 18:58:33 You're right. It worked for us because of another change we made to the DLL. Wait until July 1 and download the trial version again and it will be fixed in the DLL.
bhossein	Posted - 23 Jun 2005 : 14:52:42 I'm sorry, but the SetSegmentAttributes methodology doesn't appear to be working either. Regards, B. Hosseininejad
bhossein	Posted - 23 Jun 2005 : 14:37:55 Thank you very much for the help.
quinncurtis	Posted - 23 Jun 2005 : 14:04:44 In the meantime your can set the color attribute of a specific annunciator cell after the RTMultiValueAnnuciator has been created. ChartAttribute []attribArray = {attrib0, attrib1, attrib2, attrib3, attrib4, attrib5}; RTMultiValueAnnunciator annunciator = new RTMultiValueAnnunciator(pTransform1, processVarArray, numcols, numrows, attribArray); annunciator.SetSegmentAttributes(0, attrib0); annunciator.SetSegmentAttributes(1, attrib1); annunciator.SetSegmentAttributes(2, attrib2); annunciator.SetSegmentAttributes(3, attrib3); annunciator.SetSegmentAttributes(4, attrib4); annunciator.SetSegmentAttributes(5, attrib5);
quinncurtis	Posted - 23 Jun 2005 : 13:37:20 What you describe appears to be a bug. We will investigate further and update the software, including the trial version, on July 1, 2005. If we come up with any new information regarding this issue we will post it on this thread.

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