ndlTEM.Response.RefreshRate = new TimeSpan(0, 0, 0, 0, 100);
When i run the application the needle visulation is not properly. But if i place only one gauge. then the visulation is good (neelde is slowly down and slowly up)
Problem 2:
I placed the anchore in the middle of the needle. when needle value is changed immediately the anchor is moved
after that needle is slowly is moved to the respecctive value. I want the anchor also moved with needle
Please help me
#1: it looks like that first timespan is the equivalent of ten minutes, so it may be so long that any change in the needle is imperceptible. does it improve things if you reduce the length of the first timespan?
#2: the anchor should stay in the same place if its Extent property is set to 0. what do you have the anchor extent set to?
if i am misunderstanding the problem, maybe a picture would help me see what's going on.
hi
1. First TimeSpan is equivalent of 10seconds only not 10 minutes
2. I need a needle like ' -------O----->' . Thats why i set Extent property 50. If if set Extent property 0 that needle is like this 'O----------->'
i think i see the first issue was submitted to developer support and entered as a bug (BR32223). i have noticed there might be something wrong there, but we'll need more time to research that one as the Response feature is a bit hard to debug due to the timing issue.
as for the needle anchor you describe; it just isn't designed to work that way, so i don't have a ready solution for you on that one either. you can file a feature request here: http://devcenter.infragistics.com/protected/requestfeature.aspx
you could implement this behavior yourself if you want; just create a class that inherits RadialGaugeNeedle, override its Anchor property to return an object of your design that inherits RadialGaugeNeedleAnchor. override the anchor's FillSceneGraph event, and you can change some of the positioning logic.