Re: Graphic Bugs
- To: mathgroup at christensen.cybernetics.net
- Subject: [mg1213] Re: [mg1185] Graphic Bugs
- From: Anthony Rebello <arebello at knox.edu>
- Date: Tue, 23 May 1995 04:27:46 -0400
I'm sorry Xah. The answer I first gave you was written in five
seconds based on an erroneous guess about Prolog. I think Prolog should
be affected by PlotRange->All. Hopefully that will change in future
versions. Until then here is a tempory function that will do plots and
include graphics primitives which may not be within the plot range.
Clear[PlotPrimitive]
PlotPrimitive[fun_,xrange:{_,_,_},primitive_,opts___Rule] :=
Show[Plot[fun,xrange,opts,
DisplayFunction->Identity],
Graphics[primitive],
DisplayFunction->$DisplayFunction]
Here is an exampole of how it would handle your initial function and
primitive. It doesn't even need PlotRange->All.
PlotPrimitive[{ Sin@x }, {x,0, 5},
{Thickness[.06],Line[{{-1,.5},{-4,.5}}]}]
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