Q49315: Parameter Order Incorrect for _pg_chartms, _pg_charscatterms

Article: Q49315
Product(s): See article
Version(s): 2.00 2.01
Operating System(s): MS-DOS
Keyword(s): ENDUSER | docerr S_QuickAsm | mspl13_c
Last Modified: 10-OCT-1989

Pages 322 and 323 of the Microsoft QuickC "C for Yourself" reference
incorrectly states the order of the parameters for _pg_chartms() and
_pg_chartscatterms().

The variables "n" and "nseries" are not in their correct order for the
_pg_chartms() and _pg_chartscatterms() functions to properly plot the
data values. The two variables, "n" and "nseries", must be switched
for the functions to work correctly.

The correct documentation for _pg_chartms() and _pg_chartscatterms() can
be found in the on-line help for QuickC and QuickC with QuickAssembler
integrated environment, and on Pages 144 and 145 of the "Microsoft
QuickC Graphics Library Reference" manual.

The incorrect functions are as follows:

   _pg_chartms (chartenv far *env, char * far *categories,
                float far *values, short n, short nseries,
                short arraydim, char far *serieslabels);

   _pg_chartscatterms (chartenv far *env, float far *valuesx,
                       float far *valuesy, short n, short nseries,
                       short arraydim, char * far *serieslabels);

The correct parameters should read as follows:

   _pg_chartms (chartenv far *env, char * far *categories,
                float far *values, short nseries, short n,
                short arraydim, char far *serieslabels);

   _pg_chartscatterms (chartenv far *env, float far *valuesx,
                       float far *valuesy, short nseries, short n,
                       short arraydim, char * far *serieslabels);

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