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Note that just removing the check @jasondavies added (|| 1 / value < 0
) isn’t sufficient since the sign check needs to happen after rounding.
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Hi @mbostock, thanks for prompt response.
We are using 3.4.11, and not using format explicitly at all. (but we found that example online that i linked in tweet, and it turns out its not just in our scenario.
We are doing it like this:
setAxes: function() {
var xyData = this.dataAsJson;
var xExtent = d3.extent(xyData, function (d) {
return d.x;
});
var yExtent = d3.extent(xyData, function (d) {
return d.y;
});
if (xExtent[0] === xExtent[1]) {
xExtent[1]++;
}
if (yExtent[0] === yExtent[1]) {
yExtent[1]++;
}
this.x.domain(xExtent).nice();
this.y.domain(yExtent).nice();
}
if we remove .nice()
the -0.00 disappears, but its probably because of new data range, and we are unable to test if we would get -0 without .nice()
Also, we really like the functionality that .nice()
gives, and we would like to continue using it.
Is there any way that we could quick fix/override this behavior??
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If you’re not using a number formatter (such d3.format or scale.tickFormat, or d3.svg.axis), you’re going to have precision issues regardless (e.g., a tick displaying as 0.30000000000000004 because in IEEE 754, that’s the result from 0.1 + 0.2). Tick values cannot be guaranteed to be nice round values because JavaScript does not support arbitrary precision arithmetic.
Yes, scale.nice affects the domain and the observed behavior, but it can either introduce or eliminate precision issues. The behavior depends on the exact domain in question and the number of ticks you’re requesting. As with scale.ticks, the scale.nice method cannot guarantee that the domain will have perfectly rounded values because of the limited precision of IEEE 754.
If you’re displaying numbers to humans, you should use a number format such as d3.format. If you’re testing whether a number is zero, you should test within epsilon, e.g., if (-1e-12 < x && x < 1e-12)
rather than if (!x)
.
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