[rrd-users] plotting floating point values

[Adrian 'Dagurashibanipal' von Bidder]

Hi!

I've set up a basic page plotting ntpd (network time protocol deamon)
values. One of the values is the estimated error, and I'm using
logarithmic y-axis (yes, I mean y-axis this time). The values are around
10ms. So far, so good. BUT: As logarithmic graphs use scientific
notation, it's stupid to display the values in ms and have thins like
1e+01 (in ms) where I first have to calculate what this means - I'd like
to have this displayed as 1e-02 (s)  where it's clear what it means.

(Oh, and: engineering numbers would be nice, too - 1e+0 10e+0 100e+0
1e+3 etc., but that's just optional)

cheers
-- vbi


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