What is a GLG graph?
Like any other GLG widget, a GLG graph is a GLG drawing representing a bar, line or some other graph. The objects in the drawing are wired up using the GLG dynamics, history and constraints mechanism to behave like a scrolling graph when filled with data. The resources defined in the drawing are used by an application at run-time to configure the graph and supply graph data. The drawings of all GLG graphs are constructed using similar elements to represent graph components such as axes, ticks, labels and data. A typical graph has a data area, axes, grids, titles, minor and major ticks, major tick labels for each axis, a data group containing graph data samples and other elements as shown in the picture below. Click on the picture to see a bigger image.
