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Syntax in Plot versus in ParametricPlot

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  • Subject: Syntax in Plot versus in ParametricPlot
  • From: Michael.Trott at physik.tu-ilmenau.de
  • Date: Wed, 9 Dec 1992 08:44:22 +0000

 Hi Mathgroup,

 I think there is a little nonuniformitty in the syntax of Plot
 versus the syntax of ParametricPlot.
 Say I would like to show several curves, then
 Plot[{c1,c2,...,cn},{var,var0,var1}] works, but actually
 also
 Plot[{{c1,c2,...,cn}},{var,var0,var1}] works. This is necessary to display
 solutions of say NDSolve via 
 Plot[Evaluate[[c1,c2,...,cn}/.sol],{var,var0,var1}].

 Now the same problem with ParametricPlot. 
 Here the double List brackets do not work and one has to use:

 ParametricPlot[Evaluate[({{c1,d1},{c2,d2},...,{cn,dn}}/.sol)[[1]] ],
	       {var,var0,var1}]

I think ParametricPlot should also work for a double bracketted first
argument. Is there anybody seeing a reason why this does not work already.

Michael Trott

trott at physik.tu-ilmenau.de







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