Fix XYPlot axis major tick mark hangup #3093
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July 25, 2024 14:43
Create XYPlot. Set width to 1530 pixels. Set X axis range to min=3.0, max=3.0 There will be a warning about the invalid axis range, it gets adjusted to some small range, but then the major tick mark computation gets stuck, keeps adding tick marks for the same position until it runs out of memory. This update detects a stuck linear axis tick mark computation and moved on.
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#2712 and #2719 updated the axis tick mark computation, see "adjustRange" calls, but the result can still be problematic.
Create XYPlot.
Set width to 1530 pixels.
Set X axis range to min=3.0, max=3.0
There will be a warning about the invalid axis range, it gets adjusted to some small range.
The major tick mark computation then gets stuck.
It keeps adding tick marks for the same position, using one CPU core until it runs out of memory.
This update detects a stuck linear axis tick mark computation and moves on.