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You are welcome to download our free set of samples in addition to your licensed copy of Graph.Net. The in-depth samples will help you to better understand philosophy of Graph.Net as well as to use any details of the source code in your GUI application. Each set comprises of all necessary files including source files, Microsoft® Visual Studio 2005 solution file as well as commentary files.
The set of samples is divided into the following sections:
Axes comprises of axis decorations
of diverse types and/or sizes. Implementation of user-defined algorithms of ticks and
gridlines appearance as well as labels and annotations.
Titles and labels, which illustrates creation of diverse
visual objects, such as axis title, graph title, label attached to a data point, etc.
Making them floating (moveable) objects.
Symbols and lines, which illustrates creation of symbols and lines of diverse types and shapes.
Data sources and datapipes, where you can find implementation of some tricks you can make
with the data on its way along the datapipe from the source to the visual processor.
This includes data hiding, filtering, setting constraints, etc
2D graphs comprises of implementation of diverse 2D graphs.
3D & ternary graphs sections present diverse 3D & ternary graphs including surface,
contour graphs, scatter graphs, etc
Complex graphing demonstrates how Graph.Net can help you to build a complex graph,
such as 3D surface plus line(s) on the surface plus a set of selected points
(symbols) on the line(s).
Legend, which shows how to create diverse legends and then to make them floating (moveable) objects.
Event handling: there are a lot of events that Graph.Net raises including those caused by user interactions in graph area. Thus you can implement a lot of event receivers in your application.