Hi Sandra, With just the e.LabelText, it is very difficult to work with. I have problem with the Labels shown in front of the 1st Data Point. The first scenario is showing the Time Span. You can see that the Labels shows Negative Time Span. This is not wanted. I only want the label to show from "00:...

Hi Sandra, Using your code, which only uses e.LabelText, the memory does not increase in my test application. However, I will need to try it out in our actual application which is more complex as it has both time and non-time series mixed in a single Chart. I'm not sure whether e.LabelText is suffic...

Hi Sandra, Using your code together with the GetAxisLabel event, there was no memory leak. However, I'm unable to access the e.Series and e.ValueIndex. Upon your advise, I look up the Help on GetAxisLabel event and it says that if the Labels.Style is AxisLabelStyle.Text, Series & ValueIndex will be ...

Hi Sandra, I believe the main point is this line : tChart1.GetAxisLabel += new Steema.TeeChart.GetAxisLabelEventHandler(tChart1_GetAxisLabel); So this means that tChart will do a callback even ever it wants the text for the Label? But in the Callback, the parameter : GetAxisLabelEventArgs e Why is t...

Hi Sandra, In your sample, your timer is 1000ms interval. At each timer tick, you add 1000 new data point. If the Max Data Points is reached, you removed the first 1000 data points. I wanted the timer tick to be shorter, so that the chart scrolling is smoother, I changed the timer interval to 100ms ...

Hi Sandra, Using your sample, it is working very good. I can run for a day without any increase in memory. Using your latest sample, the X axis is now showing the current time. Can you show me how to make it to display elapsed time? ie starting from 00:00:00, then 00:00:01, etc. And in my case, ther...

Hi Narcis,

Thanks for the sample. I have created a new test app using the given sample.
However, the X asis does not display as the elapsed time format.
Can you update the code such that the X asis shows in time format? (Elapsed time)

Hi Sandra, I have modified my test application to add another Timer. This timer will be fired once every 5 seconds. In the timer handler, I do a "GC.Collect()". I run the test application again for 1 hour. I still see the memory keep increasing. So it seems that "GC.Collect()" does not help. In my t...

Hi Sandra,

Here is another screen capture after running for 4 hours.

Hi Sandra, I installed v4.1.2012.01030 and rebuild my test app. My test machine is running Windows 7, 32 bit. I launch the test app and choose "2 Series". I click Start. At this time the memory shown in the Task Manager (Working Set Memory), it shows 30Mb. 1 Hour later, it shows 41Mb. 2 Hour later, ...

Hi Sandra,

In the download page, the latest version listed is this :
TeeChartNET2011_4.1.2012.01030.exe
January 09, 2012
Build 4.1.2012.01030
File size - 166,26 MB

How do I get the v4.1.2012.01032?

Hi Sandra,

Any updates on why the memory usage keep increasing?

Hi Sandra, I managed to borrow a machine for me to perform a fresh installation. On this machine, I installed this version : TeeChartNET2010VSNET2008_4.1.2011.04192.exe It seems to be the latest for TeeChart .NET 2010. I run the test application which I attached in the previous post. My finding is t...

Hi Sandra, I have attached the Test Application I have used to investigate this memory usage problem. Please see TChartTest1.zip. You can compile and run. Open the Task Manager and note down the Memory usage. Let it run for 2 hours and then note down the Memory usage. Then let it run for another 2 h...

Hi Sandra, I'm not sure if I have been clear. I'm not comparing whether 3 Series or 30 Series will have more memory increases. I have limit the data points to 1000 by removing older data points each time I add new data points. So I do not expect the memory to keep increasing. We need to be able to r...