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This points out that Legended is typeset instead of being evaluated in the kernel evaluation time. The evidence is in that InputForm[p] still contains two Legendeds and the graphics only one.

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Show[ListPlot[Range[10], PlotLegends -> {"a"}, PlotStyle -> Red], ListPlot[Range[10] + 2, PlotLegends -> {"b"}, PlotStyle -> Blue]] // ToBoxes // MakeExpression // InputForm // ReleaseHold

ToBoxes forces Legended to do its business to resolve multiple Legendeds during the evaluation time and MakeExpression reconstructs expressions from boxes so you can further parse.

This points out that Legended is typeset instead of evaluated in the kernel evaluation time. The evidence is in that InputForm[p] still contains two Legendeds and the graphics only one.

This is what you need:

Show[ListPlot[Range[10], PlotLegends -> {"a"}, PlotStyle -> Red], ListPlot[Range[10] + 2, PlotLegends -> {"b"}, PlotStyle -> Blue]] // ToBoxes // MakeExpression // InputForm // ReleaseHold

ToBoxes forces Legended to do its business to resolve multiple Legendeds during the evaluation time and MakeExpression reconstructs expressions from boxes so you can further parse.

This points out that Legended is typeset instead of being evaluated in the kernel evaluation time. The evidence is in that InputForm[p] still contains two Legendeds and the graphics only one.

This is what you need:

Show[ListPlot[Range[10], PlotLegends -> {"a"}, PlotStyle -> Red], ListPlot[Range[10] + 2, PlotLegends -> {"b"}, PlotStyle -> Blue]] // ToBoxes // MakeExpression // InputForm // ReleaseHold

ToBoxes forces Legended to do its business to resolve multiple Legendeds during the evaluation time and MakeExpression reconstructs expressions from boxes so you can further parse.

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edited Feb 27, 2015 at 19:14

MinHsuan Peng

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This points out that LegendedLegended is typeset instead of evaluated in the kernel evaluation time. The evidence is in that InputForm[p] still contains two Legendeds and the graphics only one.

This is what you need:

Show[ListPlot[Range[10], PlotLegends -> {"a"}, PlotStyle -> Red], ListPlot[Range[10] + 2, PlotLegends -> {"b"}, PlotStyle -> Blue]] // ToBoxes // MakeExpression // InputForm // ReleaseHold

ToBoxes forces Legended to do its business to resolve multiple Legendeds during the evaluation time and MakeExpression reconstructs expressions from boxes so you can further parse.

This points out that Legended is typeset instead of evaluated in the kernel evaluation time. The evidence is in that InputForm[p] still contains two Legendeds and the graphics only one.

This is what you need:

Show[ListPlot[Range[10], PlotLegends -> {"a"}, PlotStyle -> Red], ListPlot[Range[10] + 2, PlotLegends -> {"b"}, PlotStyle -> Blue]] // ToBoxes // MakeExpression // InputForm // ReleaseHold

This points out that Legended is typeset instead of evaluated in the kernel evaluation time. The evidence is in that InputForm[p] still contains two Legendeds and the graphics only one.

This is what you need:

Show[ListPlot[Range[10], PlotLegends -> {"a"}, PlotStyle -> Red], ListPlot[Range[10] + 2, PlotLegends -> {"b"}, PlotStyle -> Blue]] // ToBoxes // MakeExpression // InputForm // ReleaseHold

ToBoxes forces Legended to do its business to resolve multiple Legendeds during the evaluation time and MakeExpression reconstructs expressions from boxes so you can further parse.

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answered Feb 27, 2015 at 19:07

MinHsuan Peng

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This points out that Legended is typeset instead of evaluated in the kernel evaluation time. The evidence is in that InputForm[p] still contains two Legendeds and the graphics only one.

This is what you need:

Show[ListPlot[Range[10], PlotLegends -> {"a"}, PlotStyle -> Red], ListPlot[Range[10] + 2, PlotLegends -> {"b"}, PlotStyle -> Blue]] // ToBoxes // MakeExpression // InputForm // ReleaseHold

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