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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 a better term) All comments strongly ...

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Robert Singer wrote: On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:45:54 -0500, dpb <none@non.net> wrote: GaryScott wrote: ...[old sample code elided]... Yuck...I'm sure glad I use GINO...3D graphing, surface plots, dynamic view rotation, imports/exports lots of other formats. Yeah, I just quit worrying about plotting inside the Fortran code--export data to Matlab or autogenerate Tecplot data/macro files for the graphics ...

On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 00:56:49 -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 mine did basically what ...

... outside the default (when the dam is spilling water). Having a default range makes it easier to compare graphs. "glen herrmannsfeldt" <gah@ugcs.caltech.edu> wrote in message news:nZGdnQcWOaOeAU3VnZ2dnUVZ_qrinZ2d@comcast.com... Robert Singer wrote: First, Let me describe what I'm interested in; most of you have used excel or some similar program; when you put an array of data in it and plot a graph/chart ...

Robert Singer wrote: First, Let me describe what I'm interested in; most of you have used excel or some 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 fortran has no ...

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 used predefined factors of 1,2,4,5,10 as the ranges...

Robert Singer <rsinger@____.com> wrote: As far as I know fortran has no intristics for rounding numbers, so that would be one part of the problem. Sure it does. And that part is even a Fortran-specific question, so you ger "credit" for being on topic after all. :-) See such things as anint. You have to scale as needed to get the appropriate rounding, but that's trivially doable. How to do things like rounding has come up here ...

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