Re: JPgraph: Autoscaling [OT perhaps]

Just so you don't feel alone. I use jpgraph alot, however, I have not run into this problem. What version of jpgraph are you suning. "Lee P. Reilly" <lreilly@lanl.gov> wrote in message news:3D53FAB7.2510A957@lanl.gov... > Anybody out there using JpGraph? I directed the following question to > the support web site, but as yet... there's been no reply: > > Could somebody tell me how to disable the autoscaling in JpGraph, and/or > > how to provide my own scaling? It's perfect for 99% of the graphs and > plots I create, but when I plot some data in a linearXlogY scale it's > surrounded by way too much white space. Particularly, I've noticed that > the logY scale always seems to go from 10,000 to 100,000 for my data > sets when the Y range is only from 20k to 10k. > > E.g. Say I had 2 data points : 1,5 and 5,1 > +The graph may show a grid e.g. 10 x 10 > + How can I set it so that it only pads a few pixels, or say display > 0,0 up to 6,6? > > Does this make sense? Hope someone can help! > > While I'm on the topic, does JpGraph support Sub/SuperScript text? > Nothing about it in the documentation, but I need to display N^2 (N > squared) and stuff like that. > > Thanks in advance, > Lee > > PS: JpGraph is an awesome little library ;-) > > >