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If you are not able to find an answer to your question in our FAQ section below, please send it to support@graphingcomponents.com. We will reply within 24 hours.
Q:What are the key features that distinguish Graph.Net from other charting components on the market?
A:The tool is a graphing rather than charting component, though it supplies charting functionality as well.
The tool is extremely extensible. If it does not supply required functionality as a built-in option,
then a developer can implement needed functionality as a user-defined option, thus is able to
meet the most exigent requirements of end users..
Q:Can I implement a matrix plot, a set of graphs on the same view, using Graph.Net?
A:Yes, you can. Graph.Net is designed in such a way that allows you, the software
developer, override behaviour of a datapipe in every point along its way from data
source to UI window.
In your particular case, a matrix plot can be implemented by directing data from
different datapipes to one visualization object. That object will be comprised of graphs
of diverse types, with own data sources, inside their own 2D/3D/ternary system axes, etc.
Q:Can I place several graphs of diverse types into the same 3D system axes, using Graph.Net? A:Yes, you can. Look into our Complex graphing sample. It demonstrates how you can display different graphs (surface, line on the surface, points on the line) inside the same 3D “cube”.
Q:I want to handle mouse clicks on the graph area. Can I do this with Graph.Net?
A:Yes, you can. Look into our Event handling sample.
It covers a tiny subset of Graph.Net event handling potential, though.