Hi,
> > myscene: scene(
> > point(1, 3,
> > colorpoint=blue,
> > stylepoint=square),
> > point(-1, -5,
> > colorpoint=[23,54,255],
> > sizepoint=0.02),
> > arrow(1, 3, -1, -5,
> > colorarrow=black),
> > label("An arrow with two points", 0, 4,
> > positionlabel=center,
> > fontlabel=courier,
> > colorlabel=[34,0,123]) ) $
> >
> > plot(myscene, with=gnuplot) $
>
> That makes perfect sense to me. It would be terrific to have this capability.
>
> Of course, in addition to bit-by-bit stuff as shown above,
> we would have some objects which represent large, detailed
> graphics such as function plots, scatterplots, histograms, etc.
It was only a simple example.
This is another example:
mymovie:
movie(
makelist(
scene( function(0.1*k*x^2, x, -1, 1 ,
colorfunc = blue,
widthfunc = 0.01),
label(sconcat("Parameter= ", 0.1*k), 0, 4,
colorlabel = pink)), k, 0, 10),
timedelay=0.5,
ciclic=true) $
plot(mymovie, with=xmaxima /* :-o */) $
quit();
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Mario Rodriguez Riotorto
www.biomates.net