International Settings

[User (Legacy)]

Hi,

I know I have to compile my own DLL to change language setting in chartfx,

however, I have an international customer who speaks english, so the

localized copy was unnecessary; However, his system is localized to his own

regional settings.

The problem comes into play with chartfx axis numbering.

I have values typically with periods, ie 112.02, with this gentlemans

regional settings, it is changing the periods to comma's.

How can this behavior be avoided?

Thank you,

Chase Gale

[Software FX]

We always respect the regional settings to format data. If his regional

settings say that he wants "," as de decimal separator, we will use that,

even if he speaks English if he has that setting is because he prefers the

numbers like that. If he prefers the numbers in the English format he has to

change the regional settings accordinly.

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FP

Software FX, Inc.

[User (Legacy)]

Well,

Is it possible to convert the axis into strings, rather than numbers... that

way I can format it the way I want.

Thanks,

Chase

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

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> We always respect the regional settings to format data. If his regional

> settings say that he wants "," as de decimal separator, we will use that,

> even if he speaks English if he has that setting is because he prefers the

> numbers like that. If he prefers the numbers in the English format he has

to

> change the regional settings accordinly.

>

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> FP

> Software FX, Inc.

>

>

[Software FX]

Yes, you can assign string labels to an axis by doing:

Chart.Axis[AXIS_Y].Label[i] = "Your Label"

You can use Chart.Axis[AXIS_Y].LabelValue to indicate how to space the array

of labels along your scale. See the docs on LabelValue for details.

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FP

Software FX, Inc.