Yeray and Ronald,

Thanks for your help!

Hi again, I have a rather fast new PC (Intel core 2 quad at 2.4 GHz, Nvidia GT8600). Could it be some speed issue making it non-reproducable for you? In "Series.pas": (procedure TCustomSeries.DrawValue(ValueIndex:Integer);) I get the error on line 2181: //TV52013890 if {$IFDEF CLR}(ValueIndex>0) and...

Hi Narcís, I just uploaded the files in "addxy_exception_debug.zip" on your upload page. The project is just a new Tchart on a form with two buttons: procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); begin Series1.AddXY( 123, 456, 'Hello'); //works end; procedure TForm1.Button2Click(Sender: TObject); ...

Ok, thanks Yeray.

I guess a quick solution for users (until ver 9 comes with a fix) would be to open the language files in e.g. Word and choose correct encoding for each language, and copy/paste the text in Notepad and save as UTF-8.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hi, I just upgraded to ver 8.05 and get the following exception error during debug mode in Delphi 2009: "Exception class ElistError 'List index out of bounds(-1)' in procedure TChartSeries.DrawAllValues; I get this error when using: Series1.AddXY( 123, 456, 'Hello', clGreen ); But this one gives no ...

Hi Yeray, I guess this will be the same as importing it into Word and then copy-paste into Notepad and save it in utf-8. I did this with Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Greek and it looks good. It would be nice if you could distribute all files (at least those dealing with international characters) in u...

[Actually, TeeChinese.pas works (displays correct letters) if the UTF-8 bom sequence EF BB BF is added to the beginning of the file...] Comment and clarification: The above was obtained by importing TeeChinese.pas into Word and choosing encoding "Chinese traditional (Big5)". After this, copy all tex...

Actually, TeeChinese.pas works (displays correct letters) if the UTF-8 bom sequence EF BB BF is added to the beginning of the file...

Thomas

Hi Yeray, It seems that teechinese.pas (and all other language files) are recognized as ansi type in Delphi (or e.g by Notepad). I can open the file using e.g. Word. Word will then ask for the coding and choosing "Chinese traditional (Big5)" will display chinese charaters correctly in Word. Could it...

1. Start Tee8New demo 2. Go to "All features" ->"Miscellaneous" -> "Multi-language" 3. Choose e.g. "Hellenic" in the drop down list, but greek letters are not displayed correctly in the chart editor. I get the same behaviour for e.g. Chinese, Japanese etc. I have enabled support for "East Asian Lang...