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Id: 62274
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Queue: Tk-Chart

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Requestors: damiens [...] celar.fr
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Subject: the Y axe
When drawing a chart with high values but only a little interval (for example min 29.9, max 30.1), the Y axe don't take the min value of the set of data but always 0. It would be great if it was possible to make options like -ymin and -ymax to select which part of the chart we want to show. Or, if this is too hard to do, just take the min and max of the data instead of always take 0.
Le Mar 19 Oct 2010 09:17:09, damiens a écrit : Show quoted text
> When drawing a chart with high values but only a little interval (for > example min 29.9, max 30.1), the Y axe don't take the min value of the > set of data but always 0. > > It would be great if it was possible to make options like -ymin and > -ymax to select which part of the chart we want to show. > > Or, if this is too hard to do, just take the min and max of the data > instead of always take 0.
Dear, I have forgotten to add theses options. I will try to update the module and I will add the two new options. Thank you for the advice. Best regards, Djibel
Le Mar 19 Oct 2010 09:17:09, damiens a écrit : Show quoted text
> When drawing a chart with high values but only a little interval (for > example min 29.9, max 30.1), the Y axe don't take the min value of the > set of data but always 0. > > It would be great if it was possible to make options like -ymin and > -ymax to select which part of the chart we want to show. > > Or, if this is too hard to do, just take the min and max of the data > instead of always take 0.
Dear, Your problem have been resolved in the Tk::Chart updated. Please install Tk::Chart 1.14 or higher. You can now use -yminvalue and -ymaxvalue or use -interval option. See Tk::Chart::FAQ and examples script in demo repository (or in manifest web page : http://search.cpan.org/dist/Tk-Chart/MANIFEST), you have intervall.pl (or jpg) example. See also Change file : http://search.cpan.org/dist/Tk-Chart/ Best Regards, DJIBEL