Graphing the serial Port

[johnjameson]

Hey Guys,
I followed a tutorial and done a program in visual studio where its reading in values via the serial port and displaying them in a text box.
Program is really only 3 button's/sections,first it checks if there's an available serial port(so search for available ports button),if there is then there's a read from port button and then it displays the values in a text box.
Now I'm wondering can I graph those values as they're coming in?
I've seen a few tutorials of using graphs in visual studio but there all involve where you yourself set the values for graph within the code instead of taking it from somewhere else.
So any examples of graphing a serial port that I could follow would be helpful.
thanks

[willmotil]

but there all involve where you yourself set the values for graph within the code instead of taking it from somewhere else.

not trying to be mean when i say this, but that is programming.
the values in the text box are being set from somewere, set them to a graph instead

I've seen a few tutorials of using graphs in visual studio
I followed a tutorial and done a program in visual studio, where its reading in values via the serial port and displaying them in a text box.

you have a example of a graph and a example of how to get values from a serial port

So any examples of graphing a serial port that I could follow would be helpful.

i think the best answer is to google that very question.
otherwise
find the parts that take graph values and the parts that give the serial values
then plug one into the other i.e. combine them if you get stuck with a specific problem
ask or you can post the code to pastebin ect... and ask for help on specific questions.

[johnjameson]

Got it in the end,turned out I only needed to add about another 4 lines to get it going