hide line but show the datpoints

[Markus]

Is it possible to show the datapoints of a line but hide the line itselfe?
When I am hiding the line, the datapoints are not showen also regardless of the pointer properties.

Thanks, Markus

[Narcís]

Hi Markus,

You may be interested using a point series to achieve this. You can also set a line series transparency to 100% using:

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line1.Transparency=100;

[Markus]

With a point series i am missing the line at all but your sollution is a good ide, it works fine, thanks.

Greetin from Austris, Markus.

[Klaus Wenzel Jørgensen]

Hi

To control this feature on the transparency property, seems incorrect!
* Steema.TeeChart.Styles.Line.Pointer.Visible //controls if the points are printed
* Steema.TeeChart.Styles.Line.Brush.Visible //controls nothing

In your editor. The checkbox that should control the border of the line also has no effect.

To use the transparency property is the way to fix it now (in our code). But it would be nice if you would admit that this is not wanted behaviour...

br, klaus wj[/b]

[Narcís]

Hi Klaus,

I've done some testing with what you have said with the latest build released and works.

Steema.TeeChart.Styles.Line.Brush.Visible //controls nothing

This works and makes line series brush visible/invisible (transparent/not transparent).

To use the transparency property is the way to fix it now (in our code). But it would be nice if you would admit that this is not wanted behaviour...

If you don't have the latest build release you can download it from our customer download area.

[Klaus Wenzel Jørgensen]

Your right. Brush works, it was the "LinePen.Visible" that did not work...

I already have upgraded to version "1.1.1769.19457", but that did not fix anything.

Will you look into that (too)?


br,
Klaus WJ

[Narcís]

Hi Klaus,

Your right. Brush works, it was the "LinePen.Visible" that did not work...

This also works in the latest build release.

Try using a line series and adding a button with this code:

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line1.LinePen.Visible = !line1.LinePen.Visible;

You will see the difference between making the LinePen visible or not.