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the official distribution for dislin is here https://www.mps.mpg.de/dislin/distributions that direction was already given on previous posts of that topic Right, it's where you find dl_11_fb.zip FreeBASIC 9534 KB 15-Mar-2019 This is what I am using, this is the one that refuses to work with the late...

in fact it is not mysterious at all, you simply do not have the same configuration... the old dislin.bi did not used namespace , it declared only the sub/functions and sometimes with alias for color , name ... to avoid duplicates to use the dislin static lib download the package for c/c++ 32 or 64 ...

OK, that makes it WM_NCHITTEST plus subclassing. Note, though, that there is a reason why WS_THICKFRAME is so thick: it's difficult to hit a thin line with the mouse.

Search for WS_THICKFRAME.

dodicat wrote:My origional code runs without any namespace.

Quite mysterious indeed. Here only the version with Dislin.xxx but without namespace works.

jj2007 with your code If I put namespace dislin #INCLUDE "dislin.bi" end namespace and put the underscores back on name and color your code runs fine. So what is going on with this namespace and underscore issue? I have no idea. Fact is that - it compiles and runs fine with the Dislin. me...

please show some math calculations (not jus the results) in MATLAB and the same in FB Right, results only don't make much sense. For your inspiration: Testl2e REAL10 1.442695040888963407 Testl2t REAL10 3.321928094887362348 TestPI REAL10 3.141592653589793238 Init fld Testl2e fld Testl2t fld TestPI f...

Trial and error and a sleepless night are the solution to all problems, hooray! Dodicat's original version (error 132: Too many errors, exiting): #INCLUDE "dislin.bi" dim as double current(...) = {120, 125, 122, 119, 134, 138, 141, 159, 162, 178} dim as double voltage(...) = {250, 210, 18...

@dodicat: Thanks, I got your program running after a while using WinFBE, but it fails on the DisLin examples. Same crappy error list as above. All my other stuff works just fine - for example, this Windows template: #Include "windows.bi" Dim Shared as Handle hEdit Function WndProc(hWnd As ...

Thank you all for your attempts to help me, but I am out . Most of these "additional" packages suffer from the same problems: they require environment variables to be set, specific folders, specific IDEs, no installation instructions, and conflicting advice from people who managed to get t...

I followed exactly the instructions and get this: gcc version 8.1.0 (2018) C:\FreeBasic\lib\DisLin\tmp\TmpFb.bas(6) error 41: Variable not declared, metafl C:\FreeBasic\lib\DisLin\tmp\TmpFb.bas(7) error 41: Variable not declared, disini C:\FreeBasic\lib\DisLin\tmp\TmpFb.bas(8) error 41: Variable not...

Go to the dislin page (https://www.mps.mpg.de/dislin/win-64-bit). You will find there the official distribution for Freebasic. No luck (I hate working with environment variables, but for the sake of testing this I set them...): *** compiling TmpFb.bas with -t 2000 -gen gcc -Wc -Ofast -s console (32...

dodicat wrote:Here is some dislin code for the original voltage over current display.

I found inc\dislin.bi but the linker is not happy: ld.exe: cannot find -ldismgc

I have also downloaded the MediaFire dislin.zip but there is no readme explaining where the files should end up, relative to fbc.exe.

@Aurel: Do you mean software or hardware, i.e. plot on a metal surface??? Challenge? ;-) Challenge? ;-) Absolutely! Just post the code that uses badidea's data and displays it as close as possible to his version ;-) Here is my version (complete source; the window is sizeable, ArrayPlotValues is opti...