Indicator Positioning By Code

[Grorange]

Under special circumstances, we need to be able to create a gauge using strictly code.  I am trying to instantiate a new gauge and set all the options manually, then use RenderToStream() to send it to an image file.

How can I change the value of the Main Indicator using code?  It is of type object, which doesn't make much sense considering a lot of other fields (such as BorderWidth, Height, and Width) are of type Unit.  I tried creating a new Unit, sending it a float.  That failed miserably.

Thanks in advance, Grorange

[Grorange]

Fixed it.  Instead of creating a new Unit object, I just set the Indicator's value to a simple float.

Yeah, it was that easy.  So what!  Shut up!  (kidding...)

[JuanC]

The rationale behind this decision was that a gauge is able to show integers, floats, etc. Also a digital gauge can show strings.

JuanC

[Grorange]

This one wasn't you, it's me.  I'm not completely used to C#.  I did a lot of C++, so there are a lot of expectations I have about what you can put in an object (ie. not int, float, double, etc.)

Got it, though, thanks.