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  1. November 12th, 2012 05:24 PM #1
    sunman4008
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    Interactive Plot

    Hello,

    I am looking at doing an interactive plot where the X axis is the the month/day and the Y-axis is percentage from 0 - 100.

    I want to be able to plot various data for various years. If the user clicks on a start date and end date, I want the code to know the dates so some type of action can be performed.

    Does anyone know an API that can do this? Also, if it can be done on the web...that would be great too...

    -Manesh
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  2. November 12th, 2012 06:38 PM #2
    Paul McKenzie
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    Re: Interactive Plot

    Does anyone know an API that can do this?
    Yes, the function is probably called:

    PlotXMonthDayYPercentageOnClickDateDoAction()

    Seriously did you think that a single Windows API call does all of this work? You have to break down the problem into pieces. First, draw the axes, process mouse messages, etc. That "API" is called the Windows API, which is wrapped by MFC or ATL.

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    Paul McKenzie
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