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Sample attached.

If the MinX is after the earliest X value, then the chart is drawn too far to the left.
If the MaxX is before the last X value, then the chart is drawn too far to the right.

I can try to give you the data I'm using. I made some changes last night to how the chart gets drawn, and am now having trouble getting it to do what I show in the screenshot. I can also try to break it out into a small sample project, as soon as I can recreate what I was seeing yesterday. I do set ...

Is there a way to clip the drawing of the chart's series to the area bounded by the chart's axes? LiveCodeScreenSnapz025.jpg In the screenshot, I would like to clip the colored, stacked-line portion of the chart so it doesn't extend outside the axes on the left and right edges. I would rather not ha...

Not sure what you mean by 'link to'?

Well what happens in real life when we don't have propriatary use of a database? i.e. when someone else tells us they can't affort to change the database format just so we can use LiveCode? I'm not sure I understand your first question, but the second is straightforward enough.... The requirements ...

Ah, and then with either 'openStacks' or 'substacks', one can get the last increment, so to speak, so that new windows can open with "Document X" as their title, and X will increment appropriately.

Splendid! That should be painlessly workable.

Thanks again!

Thanks!

I'll see what I can accomplish.

Well, it shows that it is possible, which was my literal question, but doesn't give any indication about how to implement it.

Unless the subtext suggestion was to rip open the actual script editor stack of the IDE, which is not something I am enthusiastic about.

I tried searching for this, but 'documents' is not a very good search term. :roll: It seems that a multiple document application is not possible with LC given that a stack can only be loaded/opened once. Is this correct? To be clear, I'm not talking about a Multiple Document Interface (MDI), the unp...

Noted.

I'm not sure if that is what I'm talking about or not.

Here's a picture with the important bits circled.

There are no scroll bars added, there is no feature to do that, but you can of course put the whole graph into a scrolling group and scroll it as a whole. This caused issues with the chart display when I tried it. LiveCodeScreenSnapz023.jpg Note the first series has been placed up and outside the a...

It's possible the data grid has become corrupted in some fashion. You might try to recreate the issue in a new grid.

I'm pretty sure there's a later post in that thread the explains how to do it 'properly', i.e. without the need to base64 the imagedata.

Set the mainstack of the resources stack to your application's mainstack.

Doesn't copy the card, but it gets it where you want it.