Hello again, First of all a short anecdote: a patient (P) comes to a doctor (D) D: what's you problem? P: everybody ignores me! D: next, please ... --- Well :) I would like to go back to my old question about histograms and pads. I have a producer-consumer application where a producer writes histograms to a TMapFile or sends it via TSocket. A consumer reads histogram from TMapFile or from TMessage and updates it in a TPad. That's all fine. Now I would like to change something like SetAxisColor() for a histogram using this nice on-mouse-click panel on consumer side. Of course it changes the color for a current histogram and of course the color changes back at the next update because I draw a new histogram wich holds the old axis color. At the same time LogX and LogY are properties of a Pad, so I can change them once and for all histograms. Could you suggest the best way to solve this problem? Do you think that the best way to manage with histogram attributes is to change them on the producer side every time I change it on the consumer side? And where should I store DrawOption for a histogram? Currently I have a wrapper class THObj which holds options but I do not think it is the most elegant solution. Best regards, Anton
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