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[Josh]

Hi

not checked to see if your code is doing any resizing,

but something is off.

in designeer mode i get pic 1,

when run
it has increased in size. pic 2

[Davidous]

Strange... For me the demo gives the same result.
As for the strange overlapping... I learned everything from the internet on my own and I could find out this way to do it.

I installed this version: lazarus-2.2.0-fpc-3.2.2-win64
Did you use the same?

[wp]

I installed this version: lazarus-2.2.0-fpc-3.2.2-win64
Did you use the same?

Yes. And Laz2.2.0/FPC3.2.2/32 bit, and Laz-main/FPC3.2.2/32bit

[Davidous]

I see now your picture. For me the charts are evenly distributed, not overlapping.
Is something wrong with my lazarus version? I downloaded it from sourceforge if I remember correctly.

[Davidous]

I have no idea then. I think I need to go back to version 2.0.8, because it worked like I wanted.

Thank you guys for trying to help!

[Davidous]

I reinstalled Lazarus 2.0.8.
My application looks normal now.
But if I compile the same project with Laz 2.2 then it's not working...

[wp]

What is strange in your layout is that the charts overlap. In the attached screenshot I displaced the charts laterally so that it is visible that the axes cover only a small part of the entire charts, and the empty area is covered by the next chart which - in turn - uses only part of its area, etc.

Why are you doing this?

The other question is: why do you use the graph-to-image transformation to calculate the chart position? Although I cannot reproduce it, calling these transformations too early is critical. I am rather sure that this is the source of your problem, and I'd prefer to avoid it altogether.

I'd propose that you reset the LabelSize of the bottom axis to zero in order to completely fill the chart by the axes. Adjust the height of the charts as needed. And put the individual charts into a panel, and top-align them (Align = alTop). This way the individual charts are adjacent to each other without any calculation. You can adjust their BorderSpacing.Top/.Bottom if you want some additional separation.

[Davidous]

I will try what you suggest. 

[WooBean]

I set in project1 settings: use LCL scalling (Hi-DPI) = true, use different DPI = On(True).
Both views run and design look similarly.

[Davidous]

I bypassed graph-to-image transformations as wp suggested, now the charts look normal at runtime too.
Thank you!