Another bug in plot2d



On Wed, 2002-05-01 at 17:23, synthespian wrote:
> Hello-
> 
> 	From the number of problems in the plotting functions, I would like to suggest that an urgent code revision regarding plotting be undertaken, if possible.
> 	This new problem I found address a trivial problem, finding the area between a linear function and an intersecting parabola.
> 	I did not even get to the integration since I discovered that plotting correctly wasn't possible.
> 	I am using xmaxima on Debian GNU/Linux pre-3.0 (Woody)

We will fix these problems eventually, I just can't guarantee how long
it will take. Thank you for your reports.

> 	Here it is:
> 
> Problem: find the area defined by y=5-x^2 and y=x+3.
> 
> (C9) algsys([y=5-x^2, y=x+3],[x,y]);
> (D9) 				       [[x = - 2, y = 1], [x = 1, y = 4]]
> (C10) plot2d([5-x^2,x+3],[x,-2,1]);
> (D10) 
> 
> 	Only a fraction of the correct graphic is plotted.
> 	In another of my post, I reported a similar problem regarding another simple function, again with wrong graphics.
> 	I would file a bug report, but I don't know how to do it.

To file a bug, go to <http://maxima.sf.net>; and click on "Project Page".
On that page, click on "Bugs". On that page click on "Submit New". I'll
leave the rest as an exercise to the reader.

Thanks,
Jim