Charting libraries
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
I thought I saw a lot of stuff like that at www.componentsource.com but I have never personally used one. I bought a compression library from them. No complaints about their service and I got a free coffee cup.
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I thought I saw a lot of stuff like that at www.componentsource.com but I have never personally used one. I bought a compression library from them. No complaints about their service and I got a free coffee cup.
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
Straight from the Dundas advertising section: http://www.dundas.com/index.asp?products/chart Jon Sagara Sagara Software
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
Hi Thomas, I looked at everything I could find about one year ago. I bought Dundas, was *very* disappointed with the product and the support (they couldn't care less about the bugs). I then bought ComponentOne Chart from www.component1.com - this is the best there is IMO. Support is not brilliant, but the product is - I suggest you try it out. Very good documentation and examples, looks great. Old Simon HB9DRV
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Hi Thomas, I looked at everything I could find about one year ago. I bought Dundas, was *very* disappointed with the product and the support (they couldn't care less about the bugs). I then bought ComponentOne Chart from www.component1.com - this is the best there is IMO. Support is not brilliant, but the product is - I suggest you try it out. Very good documentation and examples, looks great. Old Simon HB9DRV
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
we use both ChartFX and Graphics Server. they both do all of the popular graphs and charts (bar, pie, line, cluster, stacked bar, etc). ChartFX seems to be a little nicer to use, and has a nicer box, too. -c ------------------------------ Smaller Animals Software, Inc. http://www.smalleranimals.com
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
We recently purchased Objective Chart from RogueWave (originally a Stingray product). It integrates nicely with MFC, and provides full source code allowing you to 'take over' where you need more control. Got an email from RogueWave recently, however, saying it will only be available as part of a bundled package of products. Chris Regards, Chris Bruce
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
We have looked into this extensively, and have used two different packages in different products, plus done extended evaluations on one other. The results we have found are (in order or preference) : 1. TeeChart - In use in one product. Full featured - more options that any other chart we could find. very easy to use in either MFC or non-MFC (comes as ActiveX, and therefore exposes COM interface for non-MFC programming). Very flexible - includes many options for customizing the product, including the 'properties' dialogs. Documentation was not good - mostly aimed at VB programmers. Support is superb - strong newsgroup, great commintment from the developers ot aknowledge problems and offer workarounds, still being actively developed with new versions at regular intervals. All in all, the best package we have looked at (depite having the worst website I've seen in ages!!). Also a good price! 2. ComponentOne (Olectra) - In use in one product. Powerful, complex, very reliant on MFC for ease of use. When used in a non-MFC product it was much more work to program. Very well documented, lots of features. Support was just okay. We moved away from this to TeeChart because we needed better non-MFC support. We also ended up getting a lot of other 'extras' from TeeChart as well. 3. ChartFX (evaluated but rejected). Simplest to use, and with the fewest features. Very robust, very easy to use, and much simpler to understand. Lacks extensibility. Documentation was good. excellent in MFC app, not so good away from MFC. Support was fair. We now consider 'TeeChart' as our 'standard'. Hope this helps.
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
I recently did a search for a charting library and located something that looks pretty good. Found it on codeguru.com. Go there and do a search for "graph". The author is Brian C(something). Haven't tried it yet but the screenshots look great. Both 2D and 3D, MFC, dialog and view. Good luck. Old Programmer
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Dou you guys know of any 2D charting libraries (paid or free), that can be used in C++ apps. I saw a Dundas one, but it was for the web. Thanks Thomas
Also see http://www.codeproject.com/miscctrl/index.asp#Charting Controls, although they may not be as feature heavy as what you're looking for. /ravi "There is always one more bug..." http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com