On 2010-03-03 20:42- Andrew Ross wrote:
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> David,
>
> I agree this is a potential problem, particularly if you are using
> float rather than double precision. It should be fixed to stop
> plplot getting stuck in an infinite loop, but to be honest
> if you are really trying to plot such a smal
On Mar 3, 2010, at 12:42 , Andrew Ross wrote:
> It should be fixed to stop
> plplot getting stuck in an infinite loop, but to be honest
> if you are really trying to plot such a small range then rounding
> errors are likely to occur with all the rest of the plotting code
> too.
Getting plots wit
David,
I agree this is a potential problem, particularly if you are using
float rather than double precision. It should be fixed to stop
plplot getting stuck in an infinite loop, but to be honest
if you are really trying to plot such a small range then rounding
errors are likely to occur with al
I think I've found a problem with tick marks and tight ranges.
The tick marks seem to be drawn by starting at an initial "tick
position" and then repeatedly incrementing the tick position by a
delta value until the tick position advances out of range. If the
window is setup for a tight y (o
