Re: Simple question about plot
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- Subject: [mg27824] Re: Simple question about plot
- From: Alan <kd7cyb at mac.com>
- Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 01:29:15 -0500 (EST)
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You add a option to the ListPlot and Plot called DisplayFunction. DisplayFunction->Identity does not show the plot and DisplayFunction->$DisplayFunction does. This is how you do it: Figure1= ListPlot[...,DisplayFunction->Identity]; Figure2= Plot[...,DisplayFunction->Identity]; Show[figure1,Figure2,DisplayFunciton->$DisplayFunction]; From, Alan Martin Richter wrote: > Hi > > Sorry for the many enquiries, > > Normally, when plotting and combining I'm doing like this: > > Figure1= ListPlot[...]; > Figure2= Plot[...]; > Show[figure1,Figure2]; > > which produce three plots. If your making a lot of plots, it would be nice > not to have the > Figure1 and Figure 2 plotted, only when you type Show and by that ending > with only one plot. > It's properly damn simple but if this has been written in the Mathematica > Book, I'll be > even more damn. > > Thanks for any comments > Martin > > --------------------------------------- > Please remove PET to reply by email