The simplest answer is you can't.
More complicated answer:
The following statements will make a thick curve which may or may not do
what you want, given that the x and y axes typically have different scales.
f = gcurve() # creates a gcurve object; f.gcurve is the curve used to
display
f.gcurve.radius = 2
In Visual 3, gdots were implemented with labels containing letter o's.
See the "class gdots" section of visual.graph.
In Visual 5, gdots are implemented with the new points object which
should permit the specifying of size, but I see that something's broken
with the size attribute of points.
Bruce Sherwood
Poul Riis wrote:
> How can I control the dot size in gdots and the line width in gcurve?
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