charts 2d/3d in PB

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charts 2d/3d in PB

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Hello,
Anybody knows where can I find information in order to build an small application, in PB4 of course, that show some simple kinds of grafics, line, pie, etc.
Thanks in advanced.
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for antialiased drawing : you can try 'gdiplus' in the search field of the forum.
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If you don't mind calling a DLL then RM Chart at http://www.rmchart.com is worth a look. I've played with it in Visual Basic and it can produce some very nice results.
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Great,
Thanks a lot for your help.
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CodeMonkey wrote:If you don't mind calling a DLL then RM Chart at http://www.rmchart.com is worth a look. I've played with it in Visual Basic and it can produce some very nice results.
thank you a lot for this link.

it's a really really cool DLL,
so i made a wrapper for the RMCHART.DLL V3.10.

you can catch it from here :
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... highlight=

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That looks fantastic, thanks for wrapping this! :D
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