What are the Libraries and Headers needed for Usage of NiGraph and NiGraph3D classes in a VC++ project?

[mach]

I need to use the CWGRAPH and CWGRAPH3D controls

[Elton Wells]

You can use the Measurement Studio Add/Remove Components Wizard to add any necessary Measurement Studio headers, library dependencies, or project settings to your project. Try running the wizard and check "3D Graph" for CNiGraph3D and "User Interface" for CNiGraph.

For more information on the Measurement Studio Add/Remove Components Wizard, navigate to the following topic in the Measurement Studio Reference table of contents:

Visual C++ Help
Tutorials
Getting Started
Adding and Removing Components from Measurement Studio
Projects Using a Wizard

If you have the Measurement Studio update for Visual C++ .NET, this topic can be found at:

Visual C++ Help
Tutorials
Getting
Started
Measurement Studio 6.0 for Visual C++ .NET
Adding and Removing Components from Measurement Studio for
Visual C++ Projects

- Elton

[mach]

I can't find what you have suggested.
My project was originally a stand alone VC++ appwizard project and I added measurement studio capability to it by modifying the .dsp and .dsw files. I am not sure what headers and libraries need to be included in my project to make use of CNiGraph and CNiGraph3D

-Mach

[Elton Wells]

If you're using Visual C++ 6.0, go to the "Tools->Custom ..." menu item, click on the "Add-ins and Macro Files" tab, and make sure that "Measurement Studio Add-in" item is checked. Then right-click on the toolbar and make sure that the "MStudio" entry in the menu is checked. You should see a Measurement Studio toolbar that has three buttons on it. The first button is the Add/Remove Components Wizard.

If you're using the Measurement Studio update for Visual C++ .NET, go to the "Tools->Add-in Manager ..." menu item and make sure the "NI - Measurement Studio" item is checked. Then right-click on the toolbar and make sure the "NI - Measurement Studio" entry in the menu is checked. You should see a Measurement Stdio toolbar that has thre
e buttons on it. The second button is the Add/Remove Components Wizard.

- Elton