... of the cpan-testers effort to test as many new uploads to CPAN as possible. See http://testers.cpan.org/ -- Dear Sean M. Burke, This is a computer-generated report for LWP-UserAgent-Determined-1.03 on perl 5.11.0 patch 34379, created by CPAN-Reporter-1.1702. Thank you for uploading your work to CPAN. Congratulations! All tests were successful. Sections of this report:...

Robert Singer <rsinger@____.com> wrote: Offtopic really for it's not a a fortran language question, but I'm sure many in here have dealt with the problem at some point in time. How do you determine the boundaries of the plotting area so it will work in a general case (you don't know if the number's gonna be from -1,2 to 1,2 or from -1,2 to 1200), and always "look nice" (in lack of ...

...:56:49 -0500, dpb <none@non.net> wrote: Robert Singer wrote: Offtopic really for it's not a a fortran language question, but I'm ... plot a graph/chart (x-y type), ... automatically determine the upper and lower limit of the graph. ... Richard has given the gist; like most I've also had routines that did such but haven't had to use them in ages. My recollection is that...

... of step size. Round max up to next higher multiple of step size. 3. Determine number of tick mark labels that the step size would require. If too many ... in it and plot a graph/chart (x-y type), he will automatically determine the upper and lower limit of the graph. (snip) Okey, the first step is to determine xmin, xmax and the same for y, for the given array. That is ...

... similar program; when you put an array of data in it and plot a graph/chart (x-y type), he will automatically determine the upper and lower limit of the graph. (snip) Okey, the first step is to determine xmin, xmax and the same for y, for the given array. That is not a problem. As far as I know ...

Robert Singer wrote: Offtopic really for it's not a a fortran language question, but I'm ... plot a graph/chart (x-y type), ... automatically determine the upper and lower limit of the graph. ... Richard has given the gist; like most I've also had routines that did such but haven't had to use them in ages. My recollection is that mine did basically what Richard describes but ...

..., also known as truncation, or rounding up, instead of rounding to nearest). Doing internal writes is another way. For example, 5.*aint(x/5) should round down to a multiple of 5. I guess just determining the xmax and multiplying it by 1,1 and then rounding up could solve the dilemma, but I'm still interested to hear your opinion. The rounding part is simple, per above. I used ...

...a graph/chart (x-y type), he will automatically determine the upper and lower limit of the graph. For... to 1400). Okey, the first step is to determine xmin, xmax and the same for y, for the... be one part of the problem. I guess just determining the xmax and multiplying it by 1,1 and ... still interested to hear your opinion. How do you determine the boundaries of the plotting area so it will ...

...> THANK YOU! David David, This reply isn't going to answer your question directly, but hopefully will be helpful, if not to you, then perhaps to someone else reading here. To determine which character encoding a webpage is, what I do (in Firefox) is click on "View", then run the mouse pointer down to highlight "Character Encoding"; this brings up a submenu which will show a...

.../smoke/dev/perl-5.8.x/.cpanplus/5.8.8/build/LWP-UserAgent-Determined-1.03/blib/lib:/Volumes/Media/smoke/dev/perl-5.8.x/.cpanplus/5.8.8/build/LWP-UserAgent-Determined-1.03/blib/arch:/Volumes/Media/smoke/dev/perl-5.8.x/.cpanplus/5.8.8/build/LWP-UserAgent-Determined-1.03/blib PERL5_CPANPLUS_IS_RUNNING = 5959 PERL5_CPANPLUS_IS_VERSION = 0.84 PERL5_CPANPLUS_VERBOSE = 1 ...