cartesian Graphics

[Henitz]

I need to do a cartesian graphic.
What kind of object a need to use (may be a active-x ?)

[Sam Hobbs]

You sent me a message that I received by email but when I responded my message got sent back to me. There is a problem with your email service that prevents you from receiving messages. The following is the response I sent you.

You can use Windows for that I think.

Look for the tutorials in the VC documentation. The first one is "Scribble". Use that tutorial; it will help you become familair with some important basics. Then look in the Codeguru articles about graphics.

If you can purchase a book about MFC, then look for one that includes graphics programming. You might need to learn Windows programming without MFC to understand other books that are written about programming graphics in Windows but without using MFC.

I am not familiar with graphics programming enough to help much more.

[Andreas Masur]

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[Henitz]

The meaning of "Cartesian Graphics" I wanted it was of kind of functions.
Y= x^2 +x 2

[Doctor Luz]

Windows GDI functions or their MFC counterpart should be enough in order to do it.

As Sam Hobbs pointed before there are many documentation and tutorials that can help you.

If your goal is "cartesian" 2-Dimensional graphics Windows GDI is enough.

If you look for 3-D graphics maybe you should have a look at DirectX or OpenGL.

I you look for ActiveX or other components for graphics representation I can't help you, I don't know anyone.