.... And when you were pretty sure you were in a stable state, you'd move your current copy back to the begining (destroying all the history). I don't recall that we did much code sharing, though I have a vague recollection of putting one of his images in one of my history slots and copying some bits and pieces over. Gah. It's so tempting to speculate; version control is such a fascinating topic...you might have to start a new thread to ...

... (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 used predefined factors of 1,2,4,5,10 as the ranges and basically turned into a CASE statement block. Yes, I agree. What I was missing, and what Richard first ...

...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 used predefined factors of 1,2,4,5,10 as the ranges and basically turned into a CASE statement block. --

... at this early stage - I thought the initial plan from the RUS _was_ for EC to MK and the cut back to CJ was for a later change... Wasn't the RUS plan actually for a reversal at South Croydon - my recollection is that the document certainly suggested South Croydon would be served as well. I thought so too, but as far as I can see, checking for a few other options with 'direct' flagged, such as SC or EC to WJ or Kenny O, ...

... early stage - I thought the initial plan from the RUS _was_ for EC to MK and the cut back to CJ was for a later change... Wasn't the RUS plan actually for a reversal at South Croydon - my recollection is that the document certainly suggested South Croydon would be served as well. Is this not one of the problems with this RUS business - Network Rail's RUS can only recommend, and however strong that recommendation nothing can be read ...

... "public domain" one written in Fortran). I rather recall it as being pretty much a wrapper around the Eispack and Linpack stuff. Hmm, let's spend another 30 seconds in research...The Wikipedia reinforces my recollection. From the history section of its Matlab article "MATLAB was invented in the late 1970s by Cleve Moler, then chairman of the computer science department at the University of New Mexico.[3] He designed it ...

On Tue, 9 Sep 2008, i.g.batten@batten.eu.org wrote: [1] I have a very vague recollection of having seen bus stencils somewhere in the UK. Bike stencils are provided in places though, unlike some other places, there is no stencil on the red lens. Birmingham, at the junction of Longmore Street and Belgrave Middleway. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Birmingham,+Warwickshire,+UK&ie=UTF8&ll=52.464554,-1....

...arguably "public domain" one written in Fortran). I rather recall it as being pretty much a wrapper around the Eispack and Linpack stuff. Hmm, let's spend another 30 seconds in research...The Wikipedia reinforces my recollection. From the history section of its Matlab article "MATLAB was invented in the late 1970s by Cleve Moler, then chairman of the computer science department at the University of New Mexico.[3] He designed it to give...

[1] I have a very vague recollection of having seen bus stencils somewhere in the UK. Bike stencils are provided in places though, unlike some other places, there is no stencil on the red lens. Birmingham, at the junction of Longmore Street and Belgrave Middleway. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Birmingham,+Warwickshire,+UK&ie=UTF8&ll=52.464554,-1.89261&spn=0.004602,0.01001&z=17 Buses and Bikes can go straight ...

... back to Abraham and to the best of historical knowledge Arabs worship the same God the Jews and CHristians do. ... so if I get a visual of an image that is the mirror of what my recollection of that image is then I know the deal, ergo, premise for psychic encryption. (onlybecauseitistheweekend). OK. So we have: MACHINE BroKenTeethIsNoBigDeal WormHolesMoveAtDoubleSpeed MACHINE...