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You create a new plot window using the toolbar button or R Tools Plots New Plot Window. The new plot window becomes the active window, which is where new plots are rendered. To change the active window, switch to it and select the Activate Plot Window toolbar button or R Tools. Plotting with c# and.NET: Line Plots by ILNumerics. Line plots are used to visualize data in 1, 2 or 3 dimensions. Data points are connected by straight lines. Learn more about Line Plots in C#, Visual Basic and.NET: Handling NaN Values; Auto-Coloring Line Plots; Customizing Line Properties; Markers. Choose a function z=f (x,y) and see the graph (parser included) Instructions: Click the link below to download the code. Select 'Save' from the IE popup dialog. Once downloaded, open the.zip file from your local drive using WinZip or a comparable program to view the contents. Download 3dsurfaces.zip. The most basic three-dimensional plot is a 3D line plot created from sets of (x, y, z) triples. This can be created using the ax.plot3D function. 3D scatter plot is generated by using the ax.scatter3D function.
Visual Studio is extensible by nature, ultimately consisting of a core 'shell' that implements all commands, windows, editors, project types, languages, and other features through dynamically loadable modules called 'packages'.[19][20] Microsoft encourages and fosters third party partners to create modules for Visual Studio via the free VSIP program. However, according to Dan Fernandez, Microsoft 'made a business decision to not allow 3rd party extensibility in Express'.
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Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition
Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition: a free software development environment that uses the facilities of the Visual Basic language along with the included facilities for developing Microsoft.NET applicationes as well as stand alone software. Easy to learn and to use, step by step guides the developers to create tested, compiled and debuged applications for Windows and Windows.NET environments.
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Code Advisor for Visual Basic 6
This application plugs-in to Visual Basic 6.0 to analyze your code and suggest possible improvements. If you are programming in Visual Basic 6.0 and planning to move to Visual Basic .NET, then the Visual Basic 6.0 Code Advisor is for you.The Code Advisor for Visual Basic 6 is an add-in used to review your code to ensure that it meets predetermined coding standards.
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DPlot
Multiple scaling types, including linear, logarithmic, and probability scales on the X and/or Y axes. DPlot also provides several special purpose scale types, including grain size distribution plots, tripartite grids (shock spectra), polar charts, triangle plots, N1.85 hydraulic scales, and Mercator projection.
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- Last updated: June 17th, 2011
MathGrapher
MathGrapher is the mathematical graphing program specifically designed for students, scientists and engineers. With this program students can draw and analyse functions and data in 2D and 3D, draw surface graphs, contour plots and cross-sections through contour plots. The MathGrapher includes linear and nonlinear curve fitting, integration and analysis of coupled ordinary differential equations.
- Publisher: MathGrapher
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- Last updated: May 26th, 2020
GraphExpert Professional
GraphExpert Pro is a cross-platform solution for publication-quality graphing of both discrete data and continuous functions. XY plots, bar charts, polar plots, scatterplots, contour plots, and 3D scatter/surface plots are supported. Also, graphs can be annotated with a variety of drawing tools, such that annotations, arrows, and images can quickly and easily be added to the plot.
- Publisher: Daniel G. Hyams
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- Last updated: December 3rd, 2020
GEPlot
GEPlot is a Windows application for plotting contour lines and grids in Google Earth. With GEPlot you can plot your geographical data both over a small domain and over the whole world. GEPlot produces KML and KMZ files that can be loaded in Google Earth.
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Graphing Calculator Viewer
Graphing Calculator is a tool for quickly visualizing math. You type an equation and Graphing Calculator draws it for you without complicated dialogs or commands.Graph functions in two, three, and four dimensions, explicit, implicit, or parametric. Graph inequalities, contour plots, density plots and vector fields.
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Visual Basic Control Creation Edition
Visual Basic Control Creation Edition is development software for creating ActiveX controls.These ActiveX controls, very useful for the Web users, can be added or deployed within different Windows based applications created with Visual Basic or any other programing environment.The ActiveX controls can be used along with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x or later.
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Introduction to Visual Basic Programming Language
“Introduction to Visual Basic Programming Language” is an easy and fun way to get started with Visual Basic language. This introductory lesson is a combination of written text and video which present computer programming as a fun activity. You can either take this lesson on-line from the MSDN web page, or you can download it to your computer.
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Creating Your First Visual Basic Program - Full
“Creating your first Visual Basic Program”, created by MSDN, is an easy and fun way to get started programming on this language. This lesson on video format will guide you step by step in creating a Visual Basic project, designing and creating the user interface, and testing your program. In about 10 minutes, you’ll have your first application up and running, in this case, a Web browser.
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Microsoft Visual Basic Power Packs
Power Packs are free Add-Ins, Controls, Components, and Tools for you to use with Visual Basic to make developing great applications even easier. Visual Basic Power Pack contains a DataRepeater control, Line and Shape controls, PrintForm component, and Printer Compatibility Library all rolled into one download.
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ArtinSoft Visual Basic Upgrade Companion
The Visual Basic Upgrade Companion (VBUC) includes powerful options to accelerate the code conversion process. VBUC reduces the amount of manual coding and generates a native .NET application that is equivalent to the original VB6 system. Learn more.Is your organization still using VB6 and currently looking to:Move away from an unsupported platform.
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Cumulative Update for Microsoft Visual Basic
A security issue has been identified that could allow an attacker to compromise your Windows-based system running Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Service Pack 6 and gain complete control over it. You can help protect your computer by installing this update from Microsoft.
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- Last updated: August 14th, 2013
Introduction to Visual Basic 2005
Introduction to Visual Basic is Complete Lesson Package, which contains Article, Project code files and Video. It is beginner’s guide and designed for people with little or no prior knowledge of computer languages, who want to learn to program by using the Visual Basic language and who has some previous programming experience, maybe in another language or from a few years ago.
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- Last updated: March 1st, 2008
Multi-Language Add-In for Visual Basic
Features:-Add localization support late in development;-Controls database to specify localizable properties;-Detect strings in your source code;-Select texts for localization;-Hide lines which do not require translation;-Filter using regular expressions.
- Publisher: Softwarebuero Jollans
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- Last updated: May 1st, 2011
Microsoft Visual Basic Enterprise Edition
The Professional edition provides computer professionals with a full-featured set of tools for developing solutions for others. It includes all the features of the Learning edition, plus additional ActiveX controls, the Internet Information Server Application Designer, Integrated Data Tools and Data Environment, and the Dynamic HTML Page Designer.
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- Last updated: April 8th, 2010
Visual Basic Upgrade Companion
Visual Basic Upgrade Companion (VBUC) generates C# or VB.NET source code from Visual Basic 6.0 code. It reduces the amount of manual coding and generates a native .NET application that is visually and functionally equivalent to the original VB6 system.
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Graphics forms a very important part of visual basic programming because an attractive user interface will be appealing to the users. In the old BASIC, drawing and designing graphics are considered difficult jobs, as they have to be programmed line by line in a text-based environment. However, in Visual Basic 6, these jobs have been made easy. There are four basic controls in VB6 that you can use to draw graphics on your form: the line control, the shape control, the image box and the picture box
18.1 The line and Shape controls
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To draw a straight line, just click on the line control and then use your mouse to draw the line on the form. After drawing the line, you can then change its color, width and style using the BorderColor, BorderWidth and BorderStyle properties.Similarly, to draw a shape, just click on the shape control and draw the shape on the form. The default shape is a rectangle, with the default shape property set at 0. You can change the shape to square, oval, circle and rounded rectangle by changing the shape property’s value to 1, 2, 3 , 4, and 5 respectively. In addition, you can change its background color using the BackColor property, its border style using the BorderStyle property, its border color using the BorderColor property as well its border width using the BorderWidth property.
Example 18.1
The program in this example allows the user to change the shape by selecting a particular shape from a list of options from a list box, as well as changing its color through a common dialog box.
The objects to be inserted in the form are a list box, a command button, a shape control and a common dialog box. The common dialog box can be inserted by clicking on ‘project’ on the menu and then select the Microsoft Common Dialog Control 6.0 by clicking the check box. After that, the Microsoft Common Dialog Control 6.0 will appear in the toolbox; and you can drag it into the form. The list of items can be added to the list box through the AddItem method. The procedure for the common dialog box to present the standard colors is as follows:
The last line will change the background color of the shape by clicking on a particular color on the common dialog box as shown in the Figure 18.1 below:
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Figure 18.1 The color dialog box
Figure 18.2: The Interaface
18.2 The Image Box and the Picture Box
Using the line and shape controls to draw graphics will only enable you to create a simple design. In order to improve the look of the interface, you need to put in images and pictures of your own. Fortunately, there are two very powerful graphics tools you can use in Visual Basic 6 which are the image box and the picture box.
To load a picture or image into an image box or a picture box, you can click on the picture property in the properties window to launch a dialog box that will prompt you to select a certain picture file. You can also load a picture at runtime by using the LoadPictrure ( ) method. The syntax is
For example, the following statement will load the grape.gif picture into the image box.
Example 18.2
In this example, each time you click on the ‘change pictures’ button as shown in Figure 18.2, you will be able to see three images loaded into the image boxes. This program uses the Rnd function to generate random integers and then uses the LoadPicture method to load different pictures into the image boxes using the If…Then…Statements based on the random numbers generated.
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Figure 18.2
18.3 PSet, Line and Circle Drawing Methods
Other than using the line and shape controls to draw graphics on the form, you can also use the Pset, Line and Circle methods to draw graphics on the form.
(a) The Pset Method
The Pset method draw a dot on the screen, it takes the syntax
Pset (x , y ), color
(x,y) is the coordinates of the point and color is its color. To specify the color, you can use the color codes or the standard VB color constant such as VbRed, VbBlue, VbGeen and etc. For example, Pset(100,200), VbRed will display a red dot at the (100,200) coordinates.
The Pset method can also be used to draw a straight line on the form. The procedure is
This procedure will draw a line starting from the point (a,a) and to the point (b,b). For example, the following procedure will draw a magenta line from the point (0,0) to the point (1000,1000).
(b) The Line Method
Although the Pset method can be used to draw a straight line on the form, it is a little slow. It is better to use the Line method if you want to draw a straight line faster. The format of the Line command is shown below. It draws a line from the point (x1, y1) to the point (x2, y2) and the color constant will determine the color of the line.
For example, the following command will draw a red line from the point (0, 0) to the point (1000, 2000).
The Line method can also be used to draw a rectangle. The syntax is
The four corners of the rectangle are (x1-y1), (x2-y1), (x1-y2) and (x2, y2)
Another variation of the Line method is to fill the rectangle with a certain color. The syntax is
If you wish to draw the graphics in a picture box, you can use the following syntaxes
(c) The Circle Method
The circle method uses the following syntax
to draws a circle centered at (x1, y1), with a certain radius and a certain border color.
For example, the procedure
draws a circle centered at (400, 400) with a radius of 500 twips and a red border.
Example: Please refer to the Drawing Pad
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