How to make gradients in VC++

[User (Legacy)]

Hi,

How to make gradients in VC++?

Thanks,

[User (Legacy)]

Hi,

How to make gradients in VC++?

Thanks,

[Software FX]

To get the bars (area, etc.) painted with gradients

 m_chartPtr->Chart3D = false;

 m_chartPtr->_Gallery = Cfx62::Gallery_Bar;

 m_chartPtr->_Scheme = Cfx62::Scheme_Gradient;

 m_chartPtr->Series->GetItem(0)->Color = RGB(255,0,0);

 m_chartPtr->Series->GetItem(0)->AlternateColor = RGB(255,128,0);

Note that in the previous code, Series 0 will go from Red to Orange while 

Series 1 will retain the default settings (from green to a darker green).

To get the chart background painted with gradients

 Cfx62Borders::_GradientBackgroundPtr gradBack;

 gradBack.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Cfx62Borders::GradientBackground));

 gradBack->Type = Cfx62Borders::GradientType_Vertical;

 gradBack->ColorFrom = RGB(255,0,0);

 gradBack->ColorTo = RGB(0,255,0);

 VARIANT v;

 V_VT(&v) = VT_DISPATCH;

 V_DISPATCH(&v) = gradBack;

 m_chartPtr->BackObject = v;

Note that the previous code depends on having a #import to reference the 

ChartFX.ClientServer.Borders.dll, e.g.

#import "ChartFX.ClientServer.core.dll" rename_namespace("Cfx62") 

rename("min","minX") rename("max","maxX") 

exclude("_CollectionBase","_Component","CollectionBase","Component")

#import "ChartFX.ClientServer.Borders.dll" rename_namespace("Cfx62Borders") 

rename("min","minX") rename("max","maxX") 

exclude("_CollectionBase","_Component","CollectionBase","Component")

-- 

JC

Software FX Support

"James" <youngho13@gmail.com> wrote in message 

news:%23ga3D7w6FHA.472@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> Hi,

>

> How to make gradients in VC++?

>

> Thanks,

>

[Software FX]

To get the bars (area, etc.) painted with gradients

 m_chartPtr->Chart3D = false;

 m_chartPtr->_Gallery = Cfx62::Gallery_Bar;

 m_chartPtr->_Scheme = Cfx62::Scheme_Gradient;

 m_chartPtr->Series->GetItem(0)->Color = RGB(255,0,0);

 m_chartPtr->Series->GetItem(0)->AlternateColor = RGB(255,128,0);

Note that in the previous code, Series 0 will go from Red to Orange while 

Series 1 will retain the default settings (from green to a darker green).

To get the chart background painted with gradients

 Cfx62Borders::_GradientBackgroundPtr gradBack;

 gradBack.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Cfx62Borders::GradientBackground));

 gradBack->Type = Cfx62Borders::GradientType_Vertical;

 gradBack->ColorFrom = RGB(255,0,0);

 gradBack->ColorTo = RGB(0,255,0);

 VARIANT v;

 V_VT(&v) = VT_DISPATCH;

 V_DISPATCH(&v) = gradBack;

 m_chartPtr->BackObject = v;

Note that the previous code depends on having a #import to reference the 

ChartFX.ClientServer.Borders.dll, e.g.

#import "ChartFX.ClientServer.core.dll" rename_namespace("Cfx62") 

rename("min","minX") rename("max","maxX") 

exclude("_CollectionBase","_Component","CollectionBase","Component")

#import "ChartFX.ClientServer.Borders.dll" rename_namespace("Cfx62Borders") 

rename("min","minX") rename("max","maxX") 

exclude("_CollectionBase","_Component","CollectionBase","Component")

-- 

JC

Software FX Support

"James" <youngho13@gmail.com> wrote in message 

news:%23ga3D7w6FHA.472@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> Hi,

>

> How to make gradients in VC++?

>

> Thanks,

>