ThatManFromTexas 

@bukkan Haven't seen you in a while, hope all is well with you! Regards, TMFT

@ThatManFromTexas ya, everything is fine. Just busy with life. Thx.

bukkan 

@ThatManFromTexas ya, everything is fine. Just busy with life. Thx.

here is my window code importable to ninja, see if anyone can help

thanks

tim

timmyb 

here is my window code importable to ninja, see if anyone can help thanks tim

I dont know if this is exactly you are trying to do, but to access the gaugeContainer1 object in the dll you should expose it.

//in the dll add the below in the TimmybForm1 class

 

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public GaugeContainer GaugeContainer1 { get{return gaugeContainer1;} set{gaugeContainer1 = value;} }

after that you can access it from the indicator like

 

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NewForm.GaugeContainer1.NumericIndicators.Value = 0;

of course the above code is not test as i dont have access to the dll source.

cheers

Thank you so much bukken. I am not a pro coder and tried so hard. I hope this does it. I am trying to control the value of the mimetic indicator 1 in the gaugecontainer. The get set seems to make sense. I will try it tonight. If it works will post here. Thanks so much

I would like to thank Bukken and also Gomi for helping me with this. In the end I needed to do this

In the ninja .cs

add this

NewForm.GaugeContainer1.Values["Default"].Value = 789; /// 789 was a rogue value

and in the visual studio project add this

public Dundas.Gauges.WinControl.GaugeContainer GaugeContainer1 { get { return gaugeContainer1; } }

Whew thanks again guys, I really appreciate . I know it can be hard to deal with us self taught coders who dont know how something simple works, But i try to give back by building things like prometheus ect. Thanks so much

Tim