No, not out of the box, but given the ability to create primitives and
composite controls easily, it shouldn't be too hard to create something
pretty rudimentary.
There might be third party controls out there that are WPF based which
can help you as well.
No, not out of the box, but given the ability to create primitives and
composite controls easily, it shouldn't be too hard to create something
pretty rudimentary.
There might be third party controls out there that are WPF based which
can help you as well.
You can build this type of stuff easily but it will be basic, i'd suggest
you look at 3party vendor offerings that have a bit more aesthetic appeal
and industry rigor.
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You can build this type of stuff easily but it will be basic, i'd suggest
you look at 3party vendor offerings that have a bit more aesthetic appeal
and industry rigor.
Thanks. If WPF offers nothing in this regard then I think I'll just
implement it using OpenGL instead.
IIRC, Microsoft bought Dundas charts or someone a while back. Will they
bundle free graphing and charting components in the future?
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