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• TeeChart VCL vs .NET

  - by Seth

  Is TeeChart .NET built from the same source as TeeChart VCL? I'm just wandering as we have a VCL application heavily dependent on TeeChart and I would like to redevelop the GUI component in .NET so I can switch from the Codegear IDE to Visual Studio.

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• TeeChart.NET for Visual Studio 2010

  Steema Software is pleased to announce its .NET Framework Charting Library for Microsoft Corp.s new Visual Studio .NET 2010 IDE and new .NET Framework 4. Anyone wishing to evaluate the program can do so by registering through the download form available at TeeChart for .NET Framework related information, online demos, full feature trial and online purchase options are currently available at Steema website.Thank you....Did you know that DotNetSlackers also publishes .net articles written by top known .net Authors? We already have over 80 articles in several categories including Silverlight. Take a look: here.

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• Is it possible to use the .NET version of TeeChart with C++?

  - by Seth

  TeeChart .NET is a 100% managed C#.NET Charting Control. Would it still be possible to use the .NET version of the charting control with Visual C++?

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• Plotting Scientific data in .net

  - by Dan Schubel

  Does anyone have any recommendations for plotting scientific data in .net (c# winforms). Some of my requirements are: real time plotting, 3D (waterfall), multiple axis, ability to accept BindingList as a data source and recognize any changes to the data. I also need a high level of user interactivity such as the ability to graphically select 1 or more series, draw regions. highlight part of a series, etc. So far I've looked at Nevron, Synchfusion, Infragistics, TeeChart and a few others.

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• Uprgading a win32 VCL application to cross platform

  - by user193655

  Delphi 2011 will allow to compile applications that will run also on MacOS. Is it realistical to think that it will be possible to "migrate to cross platform" a win32 application? Will 3rd party component vendors make their library cross platform or this is practically not possible? I use the following 3rd party components: devexpress - UI devart - DAC Reportbuilder - UI Steema/TeeChart - UI I don't expect to have a wizard that will do the job for me, I just want to understand better the details.

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