http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14923812/displaying-axis-from-min-to-max-value-calculating-scale-and-labels

Dog! I hate that site: So many jumped up little hitlers and so much dross.

  1. Eg. "(EDIT -- I've found an implementation of Scale1() that I did in Perl)" Liar. The code he posted contains (amongst others):
    • use strict;
    • @vInt = {1, 2, 5, 10};
    • if ($xMaxp < $xMax) $xMaxp = $xMax;
    • $par = (-3.1, 11.1, 5, 5.2, 10.1, 5, -12000, -100, 9);
  2. Another "perl" answer contains (amongst others):    $label_arr[] = array('label' => $label, 'x_pos' => $width_between * $i);.

Not sure what's worse. Trying to decode Javascript kiddy "perl"; or the COBOLFortran?! they were trying to transcribe :)

Damn! I'd forgotten just how horrible '70s languages were.

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In reply to Re^2: calculate the best Interval between tick marks (dollars cents) by BrowserUk
in thread Simple calculation. by BrowserUk

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