Index was outside the bounds of the array

[VladimirDenisov]

Hi,
I’m using TeeChart Pro v2009/2010 for Visual Studio .NET in data acquisition.
License Number : XXXXXXXX

I have quite reproducible “Index was outside the bounds of the array” exception in TeeChart:
Here is the scenario:
1. There are several FastLine Series and Points series in the TeeChart control.
2. In run time, various threads are asynchronously adding points (5 points per second per series) to the series using invocation:
if (chart.InvokeRequired)
chart.Invoke(. . .);

3. X-axis is rescaled in runtime: as soon as any data point reaches the right margin of the graph, x-max is increased
Axes.Bottom.Maximum = Axes.Bottom.Maximum * 2;
so there is always a gap between the last data point in the series and the right margin of the graph.
4. Zoom in on the gap and there is an exception in the Points series.

Could you recommend a solution for the problem?

Thank you
Vladimir

[Sandra]

Hello Vladimir,

I’m using TeeChart Pro v2009/2010 for Visual Studio .NET in data acquisition.
License Number : XXXXXXXX

First, I apologize to edit your message and change License Number for X. But, I had to change this number, because protect your data.
I recommend you to other times that you never put your License Number of TeeChart in forums. If we need check your licenses, we can know these to other ways and it is not necessary.

I have quite reproducible “Index was outside the bounds of the array” exception in TeeChart:
Here is the scenario:
1. There are several FastLine Series and Points series in the TeeChart control.
2. In run time, various threads are asynchronously adding points (5 points per second per series) to the series using invocation:
if (chart.InvokeRequired)
chart.Invoke(. . .);
3. X-axis is rescaled in runtime: as soon as any data point reaches the right margin of the graph, x-max is increased
Axes.Bottom.Maximum = Axes.Bottom.Maximum * 2;
so there is always a gap between the last data point in the series and the right margin of the graph.
4. Zoom in on the gap and there is an exception in the Points series.
Could you recommend a solution for the problem?

Could you please, send us a simple project that we can reproduce exactly your problem here? So we try to solve it.

Thanks,

[VladimirDenisov]

Hi Sandra,

I will never reveal my license number again ; thanks for pointing that out.

I did not have a chance to create a simple project for you to reproduce the problem. I managed to find a solution though. I hope it could help others, as I saw some mentioning in the forums about similar exceptions related to the Points series.

To overcome the problem, I derived from the Points series and overridden some functions. In my particular case one of the functions along the exception path was the IsPointInChartRect(int32 valueindex). It turned that the index could sometimes be -1, which obviously created problems within the Points series. Now I use my PointsEx series instead and it seems working all right.

internal class PointsEx : Steema.TeeChart.Styles.Points
{
public PointsEx(Steema.TeeChart.Chart c): base(c) {}

protected override bool IsPointInChartRect(int valueIndex)
{
bool bRet = false;
if (valueIndex >= 0)
bRet = base.IsPointInChartRect(valueIndex);
return bRet;
}

public override void DrawValue(int index)
{
if (!IsPointInChartRect(index))
return;

base.DrawValue(index);
}

protected override void DrawMark(int index, string s, SeriesMarks.Position position)
{

if (!IsPointInChartRect(index))
return;
base.DrawMark(index, s, position);

}
}

Regards

Vladimir

[Sandra]

Hello Vladimir,

Thank you for your information. I am glad that you can find a solution for your problem.

Thanks,