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The zoom range of logarithmic plots seems to have a bug. In my example figure (a) there are clearly bins with 1-2 entries in linear view (below 0.09), yet the logarithmic view seems to cut-off the lowest counts. The histogram is a TH1D. Then manually zooming in occasionally I can trick the viewer into zooming out (by zooming on the lower part first, and only then switching to ln-view). The issue seems to exist for all ln modes.
Linear view (a)
Logarithmic view (b) - notice the missing 1-2 count events below 0.09. Zooming out does not reveal them.
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I am also encoutering this issue.
Selecting a different histogram B in the file after setting the SetLog y option for histogram A then coming back to the histogram A does fix the y-axis window issue.
Thank you, the workaround helps a lot!
I hope the underlying issue gets fixed soon - It is hopefully not too difficult if a simple switch between histograms already calls the code that applies proper scaling
The zoom range of logarithmic plots seems to have a bug. In my example figure (a) there are clearly bins with 1-2 entries in linear view (below 0.09), yet the logarithmic view seems to cut-off the lowest counts. The histogram is a TH1D. Then manually zooming in occasionally I can trick the viewer into zooming out (by zooming on the lower part first, and only then switching to ln-view). The issue seems to exist for all ln modes.
Linear view (a)
Logarithmic view (b) - notice the missing 1-2 count events below 0.09. Zooming out does not reveal them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: