Is there a way to change default settings of the show()
method for 2D plots? According to the reference manual,
such a feature does exist for 3D plots through the commands
from sage.plot.plot3d.base import SHOW_DEFAULTS
SHOW_DEFAULTS['frame']=False
They set the default value of frame to False
for the 3D show() method. Indeed, the commands
var('t,u,v')
cubic=t*(u^2+v^2+1)-u*v
S=implicit_plot3d(cubic==0,(t,-3,3),(u,-3,3),(v,-3,3))
S.show()
then result in a nice cubic surface being displayed
without frames; no need to type
S.show(frame=False)
However, for 2D plots, this feature does not seem to
be available, or did I miss something?
Johan
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