Take out the equals sign:
p.axes_color((1,0,0))
On Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at 11:31:28 AM UTC-7, HG wrote:
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> Axes color doesn't change, any help ?
> thanks
> HG
>
>
> var('x');f(x)=sin(10*x)/(1+x^2)
>
> p=plot(f,(-3,3),color="green",plot_points=400,
> figsize=(4,3),frame=True,gridlines=True);
Hi!
When demonstrating stuff in class, I often want the variable to be an
argument to a function:
def test_subs(f, a, x=x):
print f(a)
This works if f is a function. If f is not a function, Sage issues a
DeprecationWarning (rightly, IMHO). So we could try this:
def test_subs(f, a, x=x):
p
Axes color doesn't change, any help ?
thanks
HG
var('x');f(x)=sin(10*x)/(1+x^2)
p=plot(f,(-3,3),color="green",plot_points=400,
figsize=(4,3),frame=True,gridlines=True);
p.tick_label_color('red');
p.fontsize(7);p.axes_color=((1,0,0));
p.show()
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Does anyone have any experience writing interacts for R? If so, can you post
or send examples?
Tom Judson
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Le lundi 13 juin 2016 17:35:47 UTC+2, saad khalid a écrit :
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> Thanks for the help guys! :)
>
On a related note, see this ask-sage question about plugging in
a bound for the sum starting from a symbolic sum.
http://ask.sagemath.org/question/9965/calculating-terms-of-a-series/
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