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How to display chart with long X axis values without congestion 2 Weeks Ago by PM312 I have a candlestick chart with long list (data point) on X-Axis which becomes congested when loaded. How to show datapoint with sufficient space . Is there any container with horizontal scroll bar to display chart just like data is displayed in DataGrid view without reducing column width. ![Chartcandlestick.png](https://static.daniweb.com… Re: How to display chart with long X axis values without congestion 2 Weeks Ago by kinvieb Hi, My first and quick point of view is that if you have a chart with such a big amount of data points, there might not be a need to show all individual data points. For the axis values, you may just choose to show points at a given interval, to avoid the congestion. For the data labels, you can choose to show labels at particular points (like … Re: Dynamic Properties in PHP 8.2 2 Weeks Ago by Dani The first I agree would not make much sense to do because one would presume that the User class has its own set of getters and setters for a reason, and just creating random properties on a whim defeats the purpose of organizing and structuring your code by having the class in the first place. Nevertheless, I ran into this exact issue while trying … Re: Best Social networking sites for SEO 1 Week Ago by bijutoha Wow, I can’t believe this thread is from 11 years ago; it feels like a different internet back then! It’s 2025 now, and so much has changed. Back in the day, Facebook and Twitter were the leading players, and even Google+ was still a thing (RIP). Fast forward to now, Twitter has undergone a complete rebrand and is now called **x.com**. It’s … Re: Crosshair has a vertical and horizontal line to view the value of the axis. 1 Week Ago by rproffitt Sorry but I only have VS2008 and VS2022 now. But for a real-time crosshair that moves with the mouse, showing its position along the X and Y axis I asked ChatGPT and it appears to only need less than 20 lines of code that respond to Chart1_MouseMove(). Re: Crosshair has a vertical and horizontal line to view the value of the axis. 1 Week Ago by Dani The trick with AI is to give it very short bits of code to write at a time. If you ask it to write an entire mini-program that does X, it inevitably gets quite a few bits wrong, left out, etc. But if you ask it to write pseudocode first, and then for each individual method/function call, you carefully explain what you want it to do, what parameters… Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 2 Months Ago by lennyli > Why your approach isn’t working > What you're trying to do is mostly blocked by modern security rules — for good reasons. Here's the breakdown: > > Running a .exe on the server > You can technically make the server launch an .exe file like Notepad, but: > > It will run in the background on the server, not visibly on… Re: Need Coding Help With A Project 1 Month Ago by Enzo_3 I was working on a similar assignment where I had to compute the average of numbers from a text file using higher-order functions like map() and reduce(). I was really stuck on how to incorporate them meaningfully, but I finally figured it out. Here's how I approached it using Python: from functools import reduce with open('… Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 2 Months Ago by Salem https://xyproblem.info/ * User wants to do X. Sometime later... > My boss just asked me to create a prototype as proof of concept. There is no specific language/tool I must use * User asks for help with Y. Initially asked... > Have a webpage with a button, when pressed, it will launch a webpage that runs a server side exe (eg, … Re: Which social sites is best for SEO? 1 Month Ago by asadalig From my experience, the best social sites for SEO are YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Twitter (X). They help your content get indexed faster, build backlinks, and drive real traffic. Just stay active, share valuable stuff, and engage — it really pays off over time! Re: I’m trying to set up remote access using DDNS (No-IP) on my home net 1 Month Ago by trcooke You're a little thin on details about "my network" but for the purposes of this discussion I'm going to assume you are talking about a typical home network comprising of a Router and a bunch of devices connected to it. Let's think about the network route required to get from one computer on your network to another, and this is what I … Re: How to enable gpedit on Windows 10 & 11 1 Month Ago by AIO_803 Enabling **gpedit.msc** on Windows 10 or 11 (especially Home editions) is useful for gaining more control over system settings. While it’s not officially included in Home versions, there are workarounds—though users should proceed carefully to avoid system issues. Re: C++ College Prank 1 Month Ago by cirol Pranks can be fun, but fake viruses might cause real worry and problems. It’s best to use your skills in ways that don’t upset or confuse others. Re: *.X files 18 Years Ago by ~s.o.s~ .X files are basically Microsoft format of 3d model files which are used in the game development industry for storing the 3D model information. And as far as manipultaing them is concerned, you can use a 3d Modeling tool like Blender to make your own .X files and change existing ones. Hope it helped, bye. Re: .x ?! 20 Years Ago by Cain [QUOTE=blackberry]hi my friends who can tell me about *.x ? :o i mean .x extension is stand for what kind of files? :o cheers.[/QUOTE] man this is an old thread I know of none. I have seen it used though. But only in describing version numbers. version 8.1.x ..meaning all 8.1.0-8.1.99 versions. otherwise i would think this is … .x ?! 20 Years Ago by blackberry hi my friends who can tell me about *.x ? :o i mean .x extension is stand for what kind of files? :o cheers. Re: X messed up (gnome) after <unstable> upgrades. 16 Years Ago by prushik My Xorg.0.log: [CODE] X.Org X Server 1.5.2 Release Date: 10 October 2008 X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0 Build Operating System: Linux 2.6.24-19-server i686 Ubuntu Current Operating System: Linux prushik-laptop 2.6.28 #2 SMP Mon Mar 2 22:27:50 EST 2009 i686 Build Date: 24 October 2008 08:00:16AM xorg-server 2:1.5.2-2ubuntu3 (buildd@… x.contains(y) 14 Years Ago by Troy III Since the Firefox [Bug 633133] of the [B]in[/B] operator on DOM Collections has ben finally fixed - We can now write a short fast and clean function of the method "Contains" for FirefoX to check if x.contains(y). And vice- versa. What we will need is: a prototype and we'll chose to use the: [CODE]var pro = window.HTMLElement.… Re: x.contains(y) 14 Years Ago by Troy III Ups! :p I've posted the one I've written [later] to be compatible with FX 633133 bug. Here is the original idea using (one of the most powerful tinny features of JavaScript) - the IN Operator: [CODE]pro.contains= function(x){return x.id in this.all}[/CODE] Now that's the only reason I mention the 'in' op., in my 'overture' to this thread ...… Re: x-y plane 18 Years Ago by stablamate where do you use this x,y coordinate? Is it for vector2D class or anyelse? if you write more detail about your problem or what do you want to do, I may help you? If it is coordinate system for vector, you can implement it two point as, double x = 0.0; double y = 0.0; And you do somoething else like dot product, reflect... Then if … Re: x-y plane 18 Years Ago by stablamate I guess you have an idea about translation, vectors, coordinate system. 4 months ago, I wrote a BaseGameMachine class to give some movements vehicles. It is nor important what is it. But when I coded it, there is some problem about rotation. I done rotation the vehicle with accelration, velocity, side and head but I saw some people use matrix, … x^x 13 Years Ago by pjh-10 im terrible at c++, absolute beginner, i can start and end programme writing, just the functions im awful at, for this one below, what is the ,to say, middle part of the programme Using <cmath> function pow(x,x), find x^x in small steps of 0.5 starting at x = -1 to x =+3. Re: x-y plane 18 Years Ago by iamthwee [QUOTE=sub-zero;258135]hi every one " A point in the x-y plane is represented by its x-coordinate and y-coordinate.Design the class Point that can store and process a point in the x-y plane.You should then perform operation on a point, such as [B][U][COLOR="Red"]shoing the point[/COLOR][/U][/B], setting the coordinates of the … Re: x++ and ++x 17 Years Ago by Ezzaral With x++, the value of x is evaluated before the increment. With ++x, it is evaluated after. So[code=java] int x=0; System.out.println(x++); // prints 0, x now = 1 System.out.println(++x); // prints 2, x now = 2[/code] Re: x power n 16 Years Ago by neilcoffey For the [I]general[/I] case, essentially, you break the exponent down into a series of "multiply by x" and "square then multiply by x" operations. If you imagine the exponent in binary (without trailing zeroes), then for each bit position that there is (ignoring the highest bit), you need to square the number, and in addition if… x-y plane 18 Years Ago by sub-zero hi every one " A point in the x-y plane is represented by its x-coordinate and y-coordinate.Design the class Point that can store and process a point in the x-y plane.You should then perform operation on a point, such as [B][U][COLOR="Red"]shoing the point[/COLOR][/U][/B], setting the coordinates of the point printing the … X messed up (gnome) after <unstable> upgrades. 16 Years Ago by prushik I recently decided to take a chance and install some unstable upgrades (I love unstable things). So I upgraded many of my applications via apt-get. One of the big things I upgraded was libc6. I think that my be the issue, not sure. After the upgrades, I had many many problems. I was able to fix nearly all of them in different ways, many by … What is -x ? 15 Years Ago by merse -x means (0-x) or means (-1*x) because I want to overload operators, which one is necessary to overload if i would like to make -x understanable for the compiler? I have a user defined type: real and I have operator overloading: real operator+(real x1, real x2); I also have constructor real(double) and casting defined double() in my real… x axis on a simple line graph in matplotlib 15 Years Ago by rasizzle Hey Guys, I'm trying to do a basic line graph here, but I can't seem to figure out how to adjust my x axis. [CODE]from pylab import * plot ( range(0,10),[9,4,5,2,3,5,7,12,2,3],'.-',label='sample1' ) plot ( range(0,10),[12,5,33,2,4,5,3,3,22,10],'o-',label='sample2' ) xlabel('x axis') ylabel('y axis') title('my sample graphs') legend… Re: x axis on a simple line graph in matplotlib 15 Years Ago by rasizzle [CODE]Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\PortablePython_1.1_py2.6.1\App\April_2010\graphing lines.py", line 3, in <module> plot ( range(0,11),[9,4,5,2,3,5,7,12,2,3],'.-',label='sample1' ) File "C:\PortablePython_1.1_py2.6.1\App\Lib\site-packages\matplotlib\pyplot.py", line 2141, in plot ret = ax.plot(*…