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made advice mor explicit in case something gets closed as a duplicate of this

edited Mar 1, 2013 at 4:15

Plot has Attributes HoldAll, so one possibility to get what you expect is to do just

SetOptions[Plot, Evaluated -> True];

at the beginning.

Another possibility (better documented) would be to use Evaluate inside Plot.:

Plot[Evaluate[...], {x, 0, 2}]

Plot has Attributes HoldAll, so one possibility to get what you expect is to do just

SetOptions[Plot, Evaluated -> True];

at the beginning.

Another possibility (better documented) would be to use Evaluate inside Plot.

Plot has Attributes HoldAll, so one possibility to get what you expect is to do just

SetOptions[Plot, Evaluated -> True];

at the beginning.

Another possibility (better documented) would be to use Evaluate inside Plot:

Plot[Evaluate[...], {x, 0, 2}]

answered Feb 11, 2013 at 22:11

Plot has Attributes HoldAll, so one possibility to get what you expect is to do just

SetOptions[Plot, Evaluated -> True];

at the beginning.

Another possibility (better documented) would be to use Evaluate inside Plot.