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ID: 26483, Analog gauge c++ component
C++ VCL graphic control reproducing an analog meter for displaying floating point values
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For C++Builder, Version 12.0
to 12.0
99 downloads
Copyright: No significant restrictions
Updated on Wed, 17 Dec 2008 05:54:25 GMT
Originally uploaded on Wed, 17 Dec 2008 05:54:17 GMT
SHA1 Hash: 356779479DC764E0AA6718F68AE1C2B47F828B3C
MD5 Hash: 24447059282BC44D641AA2D0E02E5D53
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An4logGauge is a c++ VCL graphic control reproducing an analog meter for displaying floating point values.
This control is based on 'A3nalogGauge.pas' Antialiased Analog Gauge component for Delphi 2002, Irnis Haliullin (irnis@irnis.net, http://www.irnis.net)
which was based on AnalogGauge component by Shteg Vyacheslav, Supersampling algoritm of Nacho Urenda.
See more info in the header file.
Example of usage:
#include "unt_An4logGauge.h"
cls_An4logGauge* meter = new cls_An4logGauge(Panel1);
//meter->Parent = Panel1; // Not necessary
// Assign proper dimensions, ex:
meter->Width = 200; // [pix]
meter->Height = 100; // [pix]
// Or dynamic dimensions:
meter->Align = alClient;
// Setting the Layout
// For centered style call the facility:
meter->SetCenteredLayout(120); // [deg]
// For right or left style, simply call:
meter->SetRightLayout(); // or SetLeftLayout()
// More generally, set AngleMin and AngleRange:
meter->AngleMin = 45; // [deg]
meter->AngleRange = 270; // [deg]
// Other settings
meter->Caption = "A";
meter->FullScaleMin = -50.0;
meter->FullScaleMax = +50.0;
// Displaying values
meter->Value = 10.3;
// You can see value using hints:
meter->ShowHint = true;
// Something to do at mouse click
meter->OnMouseDown = MyMeterMouseDown;
/*void __fastcall MyMeterMouseDown(TObject*, TMouseButton, TShiftState, int, int);*/
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