avoid crash and provide a simple solution for very small log scales #116
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When using a log scale from 2 to 8, plotters crashes as tier_1 is zero and is later used as divisor. I made a simple fix by checking for zero tier_1 and providing a simple scale which iterates the integers between both numbers.
I know this is not a complete fix of the problem, especially as a small scale e.g. 0.2 to 0.8 would not show any grid lines, but the best idea a came up with at the moment and it always prevents the crash.
Sorry I had to close (#115) and reopen the pull request, but I did more work and just merging master would be wrong.