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Sorry, I thought you could read this information from attached file.

I use ChartFX Client/Server.

CFX4032.ocx version 5.0.10.4

SfxBar.dll version 1.0.22.0

Your answer is very significant for me, thanks.

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> What version of chart FX are you using ?

>

> Please include:

>

> 1) Product name and version

> 2) Build Number (can be obtained from the file version)

> 3) Module you are using Server Component ? Client Component ?

Client-Server

> component ? dll ?

>

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This error repeats on this chart too

"Kirill" <van-kirill@yandex.ru> wrote in message

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> Sorry, I thought you could read this information from attached file.

> I use ChartFX Client/Server.

> CFX4032.ocx version 5.0.10.4

> SfxBar.dll version 1.0.22.0

>

> Your answer is very significant for me, thanks.

>

>

> "SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> wrote in message

> news:NiDL1K15DHA.2468@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> > What version of chart FX are you using ?

> >

> > Please include:

> >

> > 1) Product name and version

> > 2) Build Number (can be obtained from the file version)

> > 3) Module you are using Server Component ? Client Component ?

> Client-Server

> > component ? dll ?

> >

> > --

> > FP

> > Software FX

> >

> >

>

>

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I don't understand how this value could be assigned by user. There isn't any

code where I set this value separatly for every series I set it (only

correct value because I use your enumeration ) only for whole chart. And I

save a template of chart which was created by user and use it further. When

I'm initializing a chart can I prohibit changing this property by user?

During I'm writing the letter I find out how It's possible (repeates the

error).

1. process the chart on the first database (for example: there are 3 series

in this database).

2. separetly change type of every series

3. save template of this chart with

FILE_MASK = ChartfxLib::FMASK_ALL;

FILE_MASK &= ~ChartfxLib::FMASK_DATA;

FILE_MASK &= ~ChartfxLib::FMASK_LABELS ;

FILE_MASK &= ~ChartfxLib::FMASK_SIZEDATA;

4. process the chart with this template on the database where amount of

series less then in previous one (for example: 2 series)

5. separetly change type of every series

6. when you try repeate the first item (process the chart on the first

database) then the type of 3d series will be incorrect and access violation

will be repeated again.

Best regards, I hope you will be able repeat this error.

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> The First Chart has 3 Series. The 3rd series Gallery was set to an invalid

> value (191).

>

> Similar problems occur with the other charts.

>

> When using the MultiType property , make sure you assign ALL series to a

> correct value.

>

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> FP

> Software FX

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It looks like this value was assigned by you (not the user).

You mean to say that NOWHERE in your code you assign MultiType ? How about

Series[i].TypeMask or Series[i].Gallery ?

Check your code that does "separetly change type of every series" to make

sure you are going through all the series.

If you still think that the bug is in our product (and not in your code)

please send us a working program that reproduces it as we are unable to do

so. The only way I could obtain a chart like the one in your file was to

incorrectly use the MultiType property (equivalent to Series[i].TypeMask or

Series[i].Gallery) in CODE, no user interaction ever resulted in a chart

with this problem.

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I feel myself as your tester...

"SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> wrote in message

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> It looks like this value was assigned by you (not the user).

>

> You mean to say that NOWHERE in your code you assign MultiType ? How about

> Series[i].TypeMask or Series[i].Gallery ?

>

> Check your code that does "separetly change type of every series" to make

> sure you are going through all the series.

>

> If you still think that the bug is in our product (and not in your code)

> please send us a working program that reproduces it as we are unable to do

> so. The only way I could obtain a chart like the one in your file was to

> incorrectly use the MultiType property (equivalent to Series[i].TypeMask

or

> Series[i].Gallery) in CODE, no user interaction ever resulted in a chart

> with this problem.

>

> --

> FP

> Software FX

>

>

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Ohh ! I see the problem.

You are assigning FileMask to save the Per-Series attributes but NOT to save

the number of series. This will produce an inconsistency.

You need to include FMASK_SIZEDATA if you are going to include FMASK_MULTI.

So changing the FileMask line to:

ChartFX1.FileMask = FMASK_ALL And Not FMASK_DATA And Not FMASK_LABELS

Will fix the problem.

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