I've been using LogAxis for a month on an almost daily basis and I've noticed that there are a lot of posts about it so apparently other people are also using it.
Am I the only one so far that has noticed that LogAxis using base 10 (I haven't tried other bases, just the most common one) displays the WRONG NUMBER OF GRID LINES PER DECADE?!!! It draws 10 intervals per decade with 11 lines instead of 9 intervals per decade using 10 lines (Yes, I checked with several references, MathCAD, and other published graphs to be sure that I was right).
How could I work with this for a month and not notice?
What's worse, why has no one else noticed?
I kept thinking that I was tired and not counting correctly. I also noticed that when I plotted nice decimal numbers like 10, 100, etc that they showed up where I expected, but when I plotted numbers like 2, 3, 4 etc they would show up at 2.5, 3.5, 4.5 etc. Since I am working with some very complex FFT code, I just assumed that my spectral windowing functions were distorting the data!
If anyone has already developed a fix for this, please let me know, otherwise I'll take a look at it and try to fix it myself.
For the record, I am using 1.08a and you will find the problem in the demo program as "Log Axis Demo 1". Yes, you guessed it, in the experimental section.
Seriously, I really appreciate all of the great work on JFreeChart and am thoroughly enjoying working with the package.
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