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There have already been some questions about some undocumented functionality in Mathematica. Such as (please add to these lists!) How can one find undocumented options or option values in Mathematica?...
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Note: I put Simon's implementation on GitHub. Contributions welcome! When trying to read the definition of already defined (package or built-in) symbols using ...
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FullGraphics hasn't worked entirely for a long time and the situation appears to be getting worse instead of better. In Mathematica 10.0, 10.1, 11.3, 12.3 up to 13....
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Bug introduced in 7.0 or earlier, fixed in 13.0. While the specific bug affecting Plot described in AbsoluteOptions prints error messages in V10 has been fixed in ...
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i trying to adjust the "resolution" of the axes of my plots, that is to say, i wants modify the values of y-axis so that I represent the values with two decimals after the point. This are myy two ...
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I am trying to add some ticks but I would like the default ticks on the $x$-axis to keep appearing. If I use the following they vanish: ...
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This has been fixed in version 13.0. Also seems to work with explicit Automatic, None, All ...
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I would like to know if it is possible to carry out a rotation involving the x and y axis (the gridline too) cause I know how to do it with a vector and an arrow but not with the axis.
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This question has sort of been asked before in various guises (e.g. here and here), but the answers given there do not answer the question I'm posing. Before I pose my question, a definition. Let use ...
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Is there a way to drop some of the ticks automatically produced by Mathematica in a 3D plot? I would like to drop, say, the first one of the z-axis since it overlaps with the last one of the y-axis.
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