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this is a follow up to my question titled 'Draw Graphs'...<br />
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commercial toolkits are out of the question bcos my school project does not have a budget for it (such toolkits cost money rite??) <br />
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pls forgive me for i have just started learning VC++.... so can you kindly explain in more details the following: <br />
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1) Drawing of grids using the LineTo, TextOut etc etc functions. <br />
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2) For the program to generate the graph... let say i got two variables, theta and displacement, i will calculate the displacement at certain interval of theta. eg, at theta equal to 5, 10, 15, 20.... displacements are d1, d2, d3, d4. as such i would have the various pts. question is, how do i map this points into the grid i have drawn?? also, how to i join this various pts up after i mapped them into the grid i drawn?? <br />
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the project gonna due very soon and i just can't seem to solve the problem. your help is very much appreciated. thanz in advance. <br />

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this is a follow up to my question titled 'Draw Graphs'...

commercial toolkits are out of the question bcos my school project does not have a budget for it (such toolkits cost money rite??) 

pls forgive me for i have just started learning VC++.... so can you kindly explain in more details the following: 

1) Drawing of grids using the LineTo, TextOut etc etc functions. 

2) For the program to generate the graph... let say i got two variables, theta and displacement, i will calculate the displacement at certain interval of theta. eg, at theta equal to 5, 10, 15, 20.... displacements are d1, d2, d3, d4. as such i would have the various pts. question is, how do i map this points into the grid i have drawn?? also, how to i join this various pts up after i mapped them into the grid i drawn?? 

the project gonna due very soon and i just can't seem to solve the problem. your help is very much appreciated. thanz in advance. 


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