Hi Eric,
Thank you for pointing that bug out. Before we get around to it, you can
fix this on your own just by including script to override that function.
By the way, adding ?bundle=false after exhibit-api.js lets you see the
unbundled, uncompressed version of the code, which is a lot easier to read.
David
eric neumann wrote:
>
> When I was trying to look at some data that included float values
> ranging from 0-1.0, I noticed I got into an infinite loop. Appears
> this happens when the y-range value is exactly "1.0". The following
> snippet of code helps explain this, and may be a bug...
>
> in Exhibit.ScatterPlotView.prototype._reconstruct=function():
>
> var V=F-Z;
> 551var M=H-g;
> 552var i=1;
> 553if(V>1){while(i*20<V){i*=10;
> 554}}else{while(i<V*20){i/=10;
> 555}}Z=Math.floor(Z/i)*i;
> 556F=Math.ceil(F/i)*i;
> 557var E=1;
> 558if(M>1){while(E*20<M){E*=10;
> 559}}else{while(E<M*20){E/=10; // <# This is where things get
> trapped when M = 1 and E=1
> 560}}g=Math.floor(g/E)*E;
> 561H=Math.ceil(H/E)*E;
>
> As can be seen, the loop at 559 can't escape since E only gets smaller
> and can't break out from condition ''E<M*2"
>
> Eric
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