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    Vijay Rajanna
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    Hi, In my VC++ project I have to draw 2D graphs (X,Y). I would like to know which component I have to use for the same. Also, The graphs should be rendered at run time continuously for the input values, same like display of ECG machine. I'm using VS 2010 Express edition.. Hope you have understood my issue, kindly reply, Regards, Vijay.

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      Hi, In my VC++ project I have to draw 2D graphs (X,Y). I would like to know which component I have to use for the same. Also, The graphs should be rendered at run time continuously for the input values, same like display of ECG machine. I'm using VS 2010 Express edition.. Hope you have understood my issue, kindly reply, Regards, Vijay.

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      Rajesh R Subramanian
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      Cedric had an article on that. I'm not sure if that would suit your needs, but take a look at it: High-speed Charting Control[^]

      "Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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      • V Vijay Rajanna

        Hi, In my VC++ project I have to draw 2D graphs (X,Y). I would like to know which component I have to use for the same. Also, The graphs should be rendered at run time continuously for the input values, same like display of ECG machine. I'm using VS 2010 Express edition.. Hope you have understood my issue, kindly reply, Regards, Vijay.

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        Albert Holguin
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        Using the Windows GDI is relatively simple once you get used to it. It should be relatively easy to draw 2D graphs with it even at high rates (for high rates, read up on bitblt).

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        • V Vijay Rajanna

          Hi, In my VC++ project I have to draw 2D graphs (X,Y). I would like to know which component I have to use for the same. Also, The graphs should be rendered at run time continuously for the input values, same like display of ECG machine. I'm using VS 2010 Express edition.. Hope you have understood my issue, kindly reply, Regards, Vijay.

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          Vijay Rajanna
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          Hi, Thanks all, after exploring I could see that I can directly use "Chart" control provided by VS. ~Vijay.

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            Hi, Thanks all, after exploring I could see that I can directly use "Chart" control provided by VS. ~Vijay.

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            ECG recording, storing, filtering and recognition ECG recording, storing, filtering and recognition[^]

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            • V Vijay Rajanna

              Hi, In my VC++ project I have to draw 2D graphs (X,Y). I would like to know which component I have to use for the same. Also, The graphs should be rendered at run time continuously for the input values, same like display of ECG machine. I'm using VS 2010 Express edition.. Hope you have understood my issue, kindly reply, Regards, Vijay.

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              Cedric Moonen
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              Hi, Rajesh already pointed out to my chart control article, but just to let you know that I think it will fit perfectly with your case: it was originaly developed for medical applications (one of the use was for ECG).

              Cédric Moonen Software developer
              Charting control [v3.0] OpenGL game tutorial in C++

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