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ASP.NET TimeTracker Starter Kits Porting from Windows to Linux (Race to Linux)

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ASP.NET TimeTracker Starter Kits Porting from Windows to Linux using Mainsoft's Grasshopper
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<font color= "blue">using</font> System;
<font color= "blue">using</font> System.Drawing;
<font color= "blue">using</font> System.Collections;
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">namespace</font> ASPNET.StarterKit.Chart
<font color= "blue"></font>{
<font color= "green">    //*********************************************************************</font>
<font color= "green">    //</font>
<font color= "green">    // Chart Class</font>
<font color= "green">    //</font>
<font color= "green">    // Base class implementation for BarChart and PieChart</font>
<font color= "green">    //</font>
<font color= "green">    //*********************************************************************</font>
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">    </font>abstract public class Chart
<font color= "blue">    </font>{
<font color= "blue">        private const </font>int _colorLimit = 12;
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        private </font>Color[] _color = 
<font color= "blue">            </font>{ 
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.Chocolate,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.YellowGreen,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.Olive,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.DarkKhaki,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.Sienna,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.PaleGoldenrod,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.Peru,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.Tan,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.Khaki,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.DarkGoldenrod,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.Maroon,
<font color= "blue">                </font>Color.OliveDrab
<font color= "blue">            </font>};
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "green">        // Represent collection of all data points for the chart</font>
<font color= "blue">        private </font>ChartItemsCollection _dataPoints = new ChartItemsCollection();  
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "green">        // The implementation of this method is provided by derived classes</font>
<font color= "blue">        public </font>abstract Bitmap Draw();    
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        public </font>ChartItemsCollection DataPoints
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue">            </font>get{ return _dataPoints; }
<font color= "blue">            </font>set{ _dataPoints = value; }
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        public void</font> SetColor(int index, Color NewColor)
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue"></font><font color= "blue">            if </font>(index < _colorLimit) <font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                </font>_color[index] = NewColor;
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font><font color= "blue">            else</font><font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                </font>throw new Exception("Color Limit is " + _colorLimit);
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">        public </font>Color GetColor(int index)
<font color= "blue">        </font>{
<font color= "blue"></font><font color= "blue">            if </font>(index < _colorLimit) <font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                return</font> _color[index];
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font><font color= "blue">            else</font><font color= "blue"></font>
<font color= "blue">            </font>{
<font color= "blue">                </font>throw new Exception("Color Limit is " + _colorLimit);
<font color= "blue">            </font>}
<font color= "blue">        </font>}
<font color= "blue">    </font>}
<font color= "blue"></font>}
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Started programming when i was a kid with 286 computers and Spectrum using BASIC from 1986. There was series of languages like pascal, c, c++, ada, algol, prolog, assembly, java, C#, VB.NET and so on. Then shifted my intrest in Architecture during past 5 years with Rational Suite and UML. Wrote some articles, i was member of month on some sites, top poster(i only answer) of week (actually weeks), won some books as prizes, rated 2nd in ASP.NET and ADO.NET in Australia.

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