Re: Framed plot provides an extra vertical line
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- Subject: [mg127217] Re: Framed plot provides an extra vertical line
- From: Bob Hanlon <hanlonr357 at gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2012 22:46:04 -0400 (EDT)
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That is the axis. Turning the frame on does not turn the axes off.
Add the option: Axes -> False
Bob Hanlon
On Sun, Jul 8, 2012 at 7:06 PM, Robert McHugh <rtmphone09 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Sometimes I have observed the Plot command produces a plot with an extra
> vertical line. An examples of what I mean is in the first graph below,
> which is a framed plot with specified ticks and grid lines for the x-axis.
> Note the extra vertical line running the height of the plot at x = 50. It
> is interesting to note that this vertical line is at the same location that
> Plot would automatically place the y-axis, as shown by the second plot,
> which is an unframed plot with default settings. Note that in this case,
> the frame ticks and grid spacing was chosen to correspond to a 24 hour
> cycle, i.e. one tick for each day and a 6 hour grid spacing.
>
> There is probably some command that I should add to the first plot to
> suppress this extra vertical line. Can someone point out what that command
> is?
> Thanks,
> Bob.
>
> tTicks = Range[0, 24 30, 24];
> tGrid = Range[0, 24 30, 6];
>
> Plot[ { Sin[t]}, {t, 24, 24 10 }
> , PlotRange -> {{24, 24 10}, {-3, 3} }
> , Frame -> True
> , FrameTicks -> {tTicks, Automatic}
> , GridLines -> {tGrid, Automatic}
>
> ]
>
> Plot[ { Sin[t]}, {t, 24, 24 10 }
> , PlotRange -> {{24, 24 10}, {-3, 3} }
> ]
>
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- Framed plot provides an extra vertical line