Re: Graphing need help.

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Subject: Re: Graphing need help.
From: Rigor Mortis <ksmith@CAPITOL-COLLEGE.EDU>
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 1997 18:54:04 -0400
References: <33b25962.57813271@news.misawa.attnet.or.jp>
Reply-To: Rigor Mortis <ksmith@CAPITOL-COLLEGE.EDU>

the xStat(x/.2+1 makes sure that the first x value goes in the first
position of xStat and the second x value goes in the second position of
xStat, and so on.

ex:
say x=1.2

x\->\xStat(x/.2+1 will put 1.2 in xStat(7

Hope this explains it.
-mortis

Leif Gregory wrote:
<snip>
> I don't know why you have to put the (x/.2+1    stuff after the
> x/->/xStat, but it works... Rigor Mortis had this in his code, so
> maybe he can tell us.  I know that for me to get it to work, the .2 or
> whatever you put in there had to be the same as the increment portion
> of the For loop.
>
<snip>>
> Thanks again guys..
>
> - ldgregory@biogate.com
>      If all else fails, so much for skydiving! -

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Graphing need help.

From: Leif Gregory <ldgregory@BIOGATE.COM>