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log scale axis for charts

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    i am attempting to develop a custom control and got somewhere with the linear scale axis. how do i go about creating a log scale? is there a formula that dictates the spacing between ticks or i have to keep some sort of normalized table that stored relative tick to tick units and use that to do translation. if so, is there such a look up table? use to refer to a log table handbook before the calculator came along. hope some kind souls or chart control developers can give me some pointers.. thanks huikm

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      i am attempting to develop a custom control and got somewhere with the linear scale axis. how do i go about creating a log scale? is there a formula that dictates the spacing between ticks or i have to keep some sort of normalized table that stored relative tick to tick units and use that to do translation. if so, is there such a look up table? use to refer to a log table handbook before the calculator came along. hope some kind souls or chart control developers can give me some pointers.. thanks huikm

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      1 log(1) 2 log(2) ... ... 10 log(10) given a length, do: length * mf[] to get the distance of each tick with respect to the index x

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