Hi Mark,

On Aug 13, 2013, at 4:50 AM, Mark Kettner <mke...@technik-emden.de> wrote:

> the plot-image breaks if I add that argument.
> 
> I think I need arguments for the base and the axis which should be
> displayed logarithmic too.
> 
> my code is:
> 
> <gnuplot width="400" height="400" grid="on" gridtype="Log-Linear">
>       <axis xmin="-5" xmax="5" ymin="-5" ymax="5" color="xB6B6B6" />
>       <xtics start="-5" end="5" />
>       <ytics start="-5" end="5" />
>       <xlabel>x</xlabel>
>       <ylabel>y</ylabel>
>       <curve>
>               <function>exp(x)</function>
>       </curve>
> </gnuplot>

That's just a mathematical problem with a negative logarithm: you need to start 
the y-axis at a positive value. The code

<problem>
<gnuplot width="400" height="400" grid="on" gridtype="Log-Linear">
        <axis xmin="-5" xmax="5" ymin="0.1" ymax="100" color="xB6B6B6" />
        <xtics start="-5" end="5" />
        <xlabel>x</xlabel>
        <ylabel>y</ylabel>
        <curve>
                <function>exp(x)</function>
        </curve>
</gnuplot>
</problem>

gives the expected result.

- Gerd.
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