DrawText("tslope", tSlope, bar, y+60, ???, StringAlignment.Near, Color.Black, Color.Yellow, 5);
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DrawText...Font...how do you use the font param? Can't find any examples
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DrawText...Font...how do you use the font param? Can't find any examples
I'm using this overloaded DrawText, 'cept, there are no examples on how to call the Font param. I can't find any examples anywhere, msdn site is painful for this info, please just give me a clue.
DrawText("tslope", tSlope, bar, y+60, ???, StringAlignment.Near, Color.Black, Color.Yellow, 5);Tags: None
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- you would need to create a font object like e.g. here: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...23860&SiteId=1
this forum should hold more references. I suggest keeping the font in a variable instead of creating a new one with ever Draw...(...) call.
- you can overwrite the Plot method (like in CustomPlotSample.cs). However, we do not provide in depth support for this functionality (which could cover the complete non-public charting API)
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