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 11/24/2009 9:27:52 AM: kil san
Thanks. I think there is one problem in this program, that is when '10x' button is pressed, the line get correct position, but picture doesn't changes. How about changing 'KBPS' to 'MBPS' or something?
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11/25/2009 6:26:33 PM: Mike Morrow
Very nice start but you need to think about an autoranging function in the program. I have been using one for many years called NetPerSec and it does autoranging and it is reasonably easy to implement. Going in steps smaller than 10x would be nice for the autorange. With this, you can leave out the range buttons and just let it fly by itself adjusting to whatever comes along.
I like the round displays. They take up a lot of real estate on the screen but look good and the dual graph is a great idea.
Respond by email if you want some ideas on autoranging. I have not looked at your code yet. Might post again with more, later. No time... NO TIME!!! ;-)
Thanks for posting!
Mike Morrow
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11/25/2009 10:47:33 PM: Mike Morrow
Really nice work. I like the scrolling display and so easy to do with your code.
One minor point. In VB6, when you define more than one item in a DIM, be sure to put a datatype on each one or those without it will be Variant. In several places you did something like
DIM a, b as long
B will be a Long but A will be a Variant costing you time to convert on each use. This is a difference in VB from some other languages where the final datatype applies to all.
Thanks for posting. I enjoying looking at the code and it runs great!!
Mike Morrow
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