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Just saw this today and I like the 3D graph with the visible axises (sp?).

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Fred wanted higher res and he found this:

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It looks like a screen shot from their tutorial video, and it looks like an older version of the software, but the 3D map axises are there and mostly what I'm concerned with. I think they give it a better look and usefulness than the AEM stuff I posted a while back. I guess it also shows that a wire frame isn't necessary (but still desirable if you ask me).
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Like we discussed, I plan on making the wireframe version a toggle button :)

Thanks for the screen shots tho!!
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Just something simple I came across.
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deviousKA wrote:After some googling I found mono seems to have some bugs with buffering, but couldnt really find any concrete info on latest mono version.

If you have the source open or want to try, remove the set_DoubleBuffered boolean that is causing the error and add these two lines after InitializeComponent(), in Form1.

this.SetStyle(ControlStyles.OptimizedDoubleBuffer, true);
this.SetStyle(ControlStyles.AllPaintingInWmPaint, true);

This works as an alternative to regular double buffering in windows, and found some hints that some may be using it with mono.

Source attached with optimizeddoublebuffer and better commenting also.
The source posted in the post qouted above compiles and operates perfectly using monodevelop 1.0/mono 2.0 framework in ubuntu, nice!
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Cool :-)

So, gunna do us a cool tuning app? :-) I can't wait for the variety in apps to choose from, it should be sweet.

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On debian unstable :-)

Install :

apt-get install libmono-winforms2.0-cil
apt-get install libmono-corlib2.0-cil

and you are away :-)

Pretty cool little interface :-) now, write a back end to it ;-)

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I certainly will be writing some software for freeEMS (c# under mono) at some point. I still need to get the hardware, I would prefer to get in on an early FreeEMS specific board rather than use the TA, but I am not sure how realistic that will be in the immediate future.

As far as the software goes I would like to utilise winforms datagridview also, but I need to wait for mono to evolve a ways for a complete implementation of that component.
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Well, the early freeems boards are likely to use the TA card anyway. I understand not wanting to get it, but I understand not wanting to not get it more. There is nothing stopping anyone from designing and knocking out some self solder SMD freeems proto boards I guess. Same thing applies to that as the others though, ie, i still haven't nailed down the spec.

I look forward to seeing your stuff in future :-)

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deviousKA wrote:As far as the software goes I would like to utilise winforms datagridview also, but I need to wait for mono to evolve a ways for a complete implementation of that component.
Check this out :
Ladies and Gentlemen, with ~70 commits, 20+ officially filed bugzilla bugs fixed and many dozens of such that weren’t filed and discovered by extensive interactive testing of various test samples and my own application I have revamped the DataGridView and various pieces of DataBinding in Mono’s Windows Forms implementation. Your DataGridView applications should work out of the box (mine does :-)). Those fixes will be part of the Mono 2.4 release for which we will be branching this month.
Full story here :

http://i-nz.net/2009/01/15/datagridview-revamp/

Give it a whirl :-)

I was just checking out moonlight which is a M$ silverlight clone. Silverlight is a competitor to AIR etc.

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