in reply to graphs

I may be mis-interpreting your query but surely your graph co-ordinates must comprise some mapping of y-coordinate to x-coordinate, probably simple x,y pairs, just look to see what the highest value of y is and then take the corresponding x value.

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Re: Re: graphs
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 05, 2002 at 16:39 UTC
    i've tried that, but the highest y-value is not neccessarily the highest point on the graph. e.g the graph contains temperature readings which are taken by a machine e.g. every 0.5 degrees, the graph that is printed out doesn't necessarily have coordinates for the peak on the graph. ;-)