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On 5/25/12 12:00 AM, Tomas Pluskal wrote:
Hi Tom,I was experimenting with your VisadTest.java source, and discovered this: double xMin = 1.0; double xMax = 1.0007; double yMin = 0.0; double yMax = 100.0; int xRes = 1000; int yRes = 10; formally setting the ranges to decimal values fixes the problem for me.We are visualizing mass spectrometry data, and if the user wants to plot a single mass signal, we need to visualize a narrow range of m/z values, such as 179.0551 ~ 179.0558.1.0 to 1.00007 did not work, I think this can be expected.Hmm, why this can be expected?
0.00007/1000 is possibly too small for float precision.
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