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Panadapter issues

James Whiteway
edited May 2019 in SmartSDR API
Trying to get a clearer idea of how to do the spectrum display. In v1.x of the api, there was a Size value that could be used to set the width of the container that the spectrum line is being drawn. I noticed in v2.49 that value was gone. Only height and width values now. For some reason,( besides age :-) ) I cannot see how to use those two values to set and get the size of my container control.( C# panel in this case) Maybe, I just need to look at my code a bit more. But, any hints would be welcome. James WD5GWY

Answers

  • Mark_WS7M
    Mark_WS7M Member ✭✭✭
    edited April 2019
  • James Whiteway
    edited April 2019
    Yes, you are. Sorry for not being clear with my question. I am on the road and don't have my laptop with my project on it with me. Doing it from memory really doesn't make my question clear. When I get home Friday I will fire up my main computer and post here more info on what I am trying to do. What I do remember is that in FlexLib under panadapter.cs, FRS dev's commented out the code in v2.40 and now in v3.0.19 that used the Size property that had worked with my code in v1.x pretty well. And when I try to run my code the Debugger breaks at the point where I send a Size value and it shows an error message saying that "Size" is not a valid property. I did not try to fix it in v2.40 as I was in the middle of moving and things got hectic and coding got set aside for quite a while. Now, I want to get back to it. And I'm hitting a few snags! I did get my non'GUI client working again. But, that only required relinking to the FlexLib dll's. This will be a bit more work! Thanks for responding Mark. James WD5GWY
  • James Whiteway
    edited May 2019

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