I want to develop a chart which displays real time values of CPU Freauency, temeprature and Power.
The chart should be similar to the chart in Performance Monitor (Perfmon.exe) tool comes with Windows.
In which X Axis should have the Time values and Y Axis have the actual data. Could you Please send me the detail example of it asap.
Thanks.
Hello,
I made small sample for you. Could you please take a look at the attached sample for more details and let me know if you have any questions.
Regards
Thank you for the immediate reply.
The problem with this example is after some time the points on the X-axis will get saturate.
see the image for reference. Instead of adding the new time value on X-axis I want to update the existing points with the updated time value just like Perfmon.exe tool.
See the attached zip having the screenshot to see the the problem with the Composite chart example given by you.
Thanks for attached screenshot. I saw what you mean.
Maybe you could try one of these two options:
Option 1: Maybe one possible approach could be if you set property:
ScrollScale.Visible = true;
and
ScrollScale.Scale = = 0.2;
Option 2: This is more complicate approach to solve this task. In this scenario you should hanlde FillSceneGraph event and make offset to your Primitives in the chart.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Hi,
Looking at the Win7`s Perfomance Monitor (like you mentioned in the previous posts), there are not X axis labels, but looking at your application`s screenshots there are such kind of labels.
So if you want to see the X axis lables, just set the visible property, but we could not avoid the labels update and flickering, because our chart is redraw it every 200 ms.
Let me know if you have any questions.,
There are X-Axis label in Perfromance Monitor Graph. Pleasee see the image present in one of my reply above dated on 06-12-2012 12:54 PM . We do see X-Axis labels, these labels are getting updated. Can we achieve this type of functionality on X-Axis?
Thanks!
Hello
testuserfds said:The problem with this approach is, values on X-axis vibrates, it is not a smooth updation of the values
testuserfds said:Can you pelase refer the X-Axis of Performance Monitor graph.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you for the example. The problem with this approach is, values on X-axis vibrates, it is not a smooth updation of the values. Can you pelase refer the X-Axis of Performance Monitor graph. How can I achieve the same updation on X-Axis same as Perfromance Monitor graph(Refere PerfMon.exe on Windows 7). Kindly reply asap.
Could you please take a look at the atatched sample and let me know if you have any questions.