Reposting as it seems to have fallen through the cracks...
sorry in advance if it was not the case,
Johann

hello,
when histogramming a distribution in log scale, I have some empty bins, 
which drives the y axis to 1e-100 as a lower limit, completely squashing 
the histogram.... Bug or feature?
Johann

PS To be specific :
In [22]: entries, bins, patches = 
pl.hist(np.array(list1),bins=50,normed=1,log=True)

In [23]: entries
Out[23]:
array([  1.18347753e+00,   4.10926113e-01,   2.53989507e-01,
         1.84039145e-01,   1.27510992e-01,   9.21486321e-02,
         7.45965117e-02,   5.08495253e-02,   4.23315845e-02,
         3.43298825e-02,   2.78768971e-02,   1.83264787e-02,
         1.62615233e-02,   1.23897320e-02,   1.26478515e-02,
         7.74358253e-03,   4.38803010e-03,   5.93674661e-03,
         3.61367185e-03,   4.38803010e-03,   2.58119418e-03,
         1.29059709e-03,   7.74358253e-04,   1.03247767e-03,
         1.54871651e-03,   2.32307476e-03,   5.16238835e-04,
         2.58119418e-04,   1.03247767e-03,   2.58119418e-04,
         5.16238835e-04,   0.00000000e+00,   2.58119418e-04,
         0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,
         2.58119418e-04,   2.58119418e-04,   2.58119418e-04,
         0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,
         0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,
         0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,
         0.00000000e+00,   2.58119418e-04])

In [24]: bins
Out[24]:
array([  3.36150086e-09,   3.87417583e-01,   7.74835162e-01,
         1.16225274e+00,   1.54967032e+00,   1.93708790e+00,
         2.32450548e+00,   2.71192306e+00,   3.09934064e+00,
         3.48675822e+00,   3.87417580e+00,   4.26159338e+00,
         4.64901096e+00,   5.03642854e+00,   5.42384612e+00,
         5.81126370e+00,   6.19868128e+00,   6.58609885e+00,
         6.97351643e+00,   7.36093401e+00,   7.74835159e+00,
         8.13576917e+00,   8.52318675e+00,   8.91060433e+00,
         9.29802191e+00,   9.68543949e+00,   1.00728571e+01,
         1.04602746e+01,   1.08476922e+01,   1.12351098e+01,
         1.16225274e+01,   1.20099450e+01,   1.23973625e+01,
         1.27847801e+01,   1.31721977e+01,   1.35596153e+01,
         1.39470329e+01,   1.43344504e+01,   1.47218680e+01,
         1.51092856e+01,   1.54967032e+01,   1.58841208e+01,
         1.62715383e+01,   1.66589559e+01,   1.70463735e+01,
         1.74337911e+01,   1.78212087e+01,   1.82086262e+01,
         1.85960438e+01,   1.89834614e+01,   1.93708790e+01])


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