First of all, you can't assign an array as a point for the Rectangle, so
try y2 = LastValue(Courbemansfield);
Zero is in upper left corner of the screen. When I first started with
Gfx programming, I took 30 minutes and played around with GfxSetPixel(
x, y, color ), GfxRectangle( x1, y1, x2, y2 ), GfxMoveTo( x, y ) ,
GfxLineTo( x, y ) and the different Status pixel info I can get. It
helped me to get a hang of what's going on.
Then when you plot your Gfx creations, you need to know the height and
width each items takes, and compare it to the area you use- so you know
when you have to switch to the next line, or the other way around, if
you want to have x symbols on one line, what's the max width?
For example:
x2 = Status("pxchartright");
y2 = Status("pxchartbottom");
PenColor = colorBlack;
TxtColor = colorBlack;
Width = x2 / 10;
Hight = y2 / 10;
StartX = 1;
StartY = 1;
PointSize = Width/7;
Weight = 100;
GfxSelectPen(PenColor, 2);
GfxSetTextColor(TxtColor);
GfxSelectFont("Arial", PointSize, Weight);
GfxSetBkMode(1);
for( i = 0; i < 10; i++ )
{
for(e=0; e < 10;e++)
{
GfxSelectSolidBrush(colorBrightGreen);
GfxRoundRect( StartX + (i * Width), StartY + (e * Hight), Width * (i+1),
Hight * (e+1), 15, 15 );
PlotInformation = "Test " + NumToStr(e, 1.0, 0) + " , " + NumToStr(i,
1.0, 0) ;
GfxDrawText(PlotInformation, StartX + (i * Width), 1 + StartY + (e *
Hight), Width * (i+1), Hight * (e+1), 1);
}
}
I hope that helps.
Jorgen
