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| janice |
Posted - 02 Oct 2008 : 18:19:31
I have some small data like (2.5E-16, 3.5E-16, ... etc) to use to plot the graph. When i do the real time plotting with Linear scaling, the plotting is really slow. It is like freezing my program. However, when i use Log scaling, everything works fine. And also, if I do not use real time plotting, both linear and log scaling work fine. It seems there is some problem on the auto-scaling (i used WGReAutoAxes in the real time plotting). I can see the y-axis grid line and lable are all messed up in the real time plotting when using the linear scaling. What should i do to prevent that freezing happens? |
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| quinncurtis |
Posted - 02 Oct 2008 : 20:19:36
We tried, but we cannot reproduce the problem, so you need to supply us with some sort of simple example program we can use to recreate the problem. Send a zip file of the complete project to support@quinn-curtis.com. |
| janice |
Posted - 02 Oct 2008 : 20:16:22
Sorry for posting at the wrong area.
I think I cant multiply all data by 10x16, since actually we got lots of model data, and each of them have different value. If i do the multiple, then other value will be very big. |
| quinncurtis |
Posted - 02 Oct 2008 : 19:38:27
Since you reference WGReAutoAxes, you should not be posting in the .Net forum, rather the Tools for Windows forum.
We can't really suggest anything based on the information provided. Can you create a simple example program that uses simulated data.
If you multiply all of your data by 10^16, and plot those values, does it seem to work. If so, why not do that and show a y-axis title that says 10^16. |
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