Good morning:
I am plotting curves with VB.NET and I am scaling the coordinates using the command ManualScale. Is there any way to autoscale the data in Y and set the limits in X ? Example: I want my X data to be displayed from 0 to 175, but the data in Y to be autoscaled.
Thanks.
Mao
Autoscale in one axis with VB.NET
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Yes and no. If you omit the Y values from the ManualScale command, as in
[ManualScale(xlo,,xhi,)]
then you'll get what you want. The gotcha is that whatever auto-scaled Y extents DPlot would have used will now be forced, as if you had entered those values to start with. So if you add new data with Y values outside those extents, it will be clipped.
[ManualScale(xlo,,xhi,)]
then you'll get what you want. The gotcha is that whatever auto-scaled Y extents DPlot would have used will now be forced, as if you had entered those values to start with. So if you add new data with Y values outside those extents, it will be clipped.
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