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From: <HBB...@t-...> - 2007-02-24 14:01:30
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pol wrote: > I would like to use gnuplot together with maxima (computer algebra system) > for didactical purposes. It would be very useful if gnuplot were able > to set the default X and Y range and to plot a dotted line to make asyptotes > visible. > Is it possible to achieve such result, through a proper configuration > setting? It's unclear to me what it is you actually want, so I can't tell you if it can be done. What is "the default X and Y range"? Please be sure to read "help xrange" and "help autoscale" before replying, so you can gnuplot can display asymptotes via 'set arrow' commands or as additional curves in 'set parametric' mode. It can't compute where the asymptotes should be, though. |