User (Legacy) Posted February 7, 2001 Report Share Posted February 7, 2001 Hi! The application I'm working on can extract data from different sources (like databases or text files) and then plot specified (by the user) columns and records on charts. Then, the charts may be printed. Such operations may be automated by running the app by a scheduler. But this means that the source data may vary between runs. Particularly, the source DB may have no records or the source file become empty (no columns). In such a case the app have to display an empty chart, either a chart with non-zero number of series and zero number of points or a chart with "no data available" text only. To achieve this, I do the following. // create the chart control ...CreateInstanceLic(...&m_pChartFX); ... // clear series legend m_pChartFX->ClearLegend((CfxLegend)CHART_SERLEG); if (nSeries == 0 || nPoints == 0) { // empty chart m_pChartFX->ClearData(CfxDataMask(CD_VALUES|CD_XVALUES)); m_pChartFX->LegendBox = AFX_OLE_FALSE; return; } // pass extracted data to the chart ... then I create and show a chart window, if it is not already created m_pChartFX->CreateWnd(...); And this is the point where the Chart FX library crashes with a Divide by Zero exception. I've posted the sample MFC application (see ChartFX crash post) but nobody (especially tech. support) replied. Not hoping to get a reply from the tech support any more, at least, could somebody please suggest something to change (or add) in the code to work around the crash. Please note that I can't just do nothing (i.e. CreateInstanceLic followed by immediate CreateWnd) because the application allows users to re-extract data. That is, a user may extract data and create a chart from them (non-zero number of points and series at this time). And then, after some period of time, he/she may request the app to re-extract data and update the chart. But at this time the data source may change to contain no records, so the app will have to "clear" the chart somehow. Thanks in advance, Serge Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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