AddSeries method on TfrxChartView not working

I'm using PascalScript and FR4 and I keep getting an access violation when I try to add a line series to my chart dynamically in the script. Here is basically my code:

var
Chart2: TfrxChartView;
LS: TLineSeries;

Chart2 := TfrxChartView.Create(GroupFooter1);
Chart2.SetBounds(10,110,125,125);
LS:=TLineSeries.Create(Chart2);
Chart2.Chart.AddSeries(LS);

I noticed in alot of the online help that it looks like it should just be "Chart2.AddSeries" but I get an error saying AddSeries does not exist. Access violation happens right as I try to add the series to my chart. Does ANYONE have any clue on why AddSeries isn't working for me? Any thoughts are welcome.

Thanks

Comments

  • edited 9:34AM
    I don't know about creating Chart from FR Script

    but I know Chart.AddSeries works if you call it from Delphi
      Chart2 := TfrxChartView.Create(GroupFooter1);
      Chart2.Name := 'MyChart';
      Chart2.SetBounds(10,110,125,125);
      Chart2.AddSeries(csLine);
    

    Perhaps you can use an UserFunction so that the Chart is create at the Delphi level.
  • edited 9:34AM
    Thanks for the input - but I really do need to do it from the script. Charts will be placed in a sub group footer and it's never consistent on how many charts I will need at any given run. Is there anything I need to do to "activate" the methods, like AddSeries, in the TfrxChartView class?
    Selmeyer wrote: »
    I don't know about creating Chart from FR Script

    but I know Chart.AddSeries works if you call it from Delphi
      Chart2 := TfrxChartView.Create(GroupFooter1);
      Chart2.Name := 'MyChart';
      Chart2.SetBounds(10,110,125,125);
      Chart2.AddSeries(csLine);
    

    Perhaps you can use an UserFunction so that the Chart is create at the Delphi level.
  • edited 9:34AM
    Can anyone confirm or deny that it is impossible?

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