Difference between revisions of "StepGraph Command"

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:Draws a step graph of a list of points created from the given lists of coordinates. If ''Join'' = ''false'', then a horizontal line segment is drawn towards the x-coordinate of the next point, but a vertical line segment is not drawn. If ''Join'' = ''true'', then each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
 
:Draws a step graph of a list of points created from the given lists of coordinates. If ''Join'' = ''false'', then a horizontal line segment is drawn towards the x-coordinate of the next point, but a vertical line segment is not drawn. If ''Join'' = ''true'', then each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
  
;StepGraph[ <List of points>, <Boolean Join> ]
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;StepGraph[ <List of Points>, <Boolean Join> ]
 
:Draws a step graph of the given list of points. If ''Join'' = ''false'', then a horizontal line segment is drawn towards the x-coordinate of the next point, but a vertical line segment is not drawn. If ''Join'' = ''true'', then each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
 
:Draws a step graph of the given list of points. If ''Join'' = ''false'', then a horizontal line segment is drawn towards the x-coordinate of the next point, but a vertical line segment is not drawn. If ''Join'' = ''true'', then each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
  
;StepGraph[ <List of x-coordinates>, <List of y-coordinates>, <Boolean Join>, <Point style> ]
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;StepGraph[ <List of x-coordinates>, <List of y-coordinates>, <Boolean Join>, <Point Style> ]
 
:Draws a step graph as described above.   
 
:Draws a step graph as described above.   
 
:Point style values of -2, -1, 0, 1, -1 determine how points are drawn as follows:
 
:Point style values of -2, -1, 0, 1, -1 determine how points are drawn as follows:
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:: -2 = solid point on the left, open point on the right
 
:: -2 = solid point on the left, open point on the right
  
;StepGraph[ <List of Points>, <Boolean Join>, <Point style>  ]
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;StepGraph[ <List of Points>, <Boolean Join>, <Point Style>  ]
 
:Draws a step graph as described above.
 
:Draws a step graph as described above.

Revision as of 12:47, 27 August 2013



StepGraph[ <List of x-coordinates>, <List of y-coordinates> ]
Draws a step graph of a list of points created from the given lists of coordinates. Each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
StepGraph[ <List of Points> ]
Draws a step graph of the given list of points. Each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
StepGraph[ <List of x-coordinates>, <List of y-coordinates>, <Boolean Join> ]
Draws a step graph of a list of points created from the given lists of coordinates. If Join = false, then a horizontal line segment is drawn towards the x-coordinate of the next point, but a vertical line segment is not drawn. If Join = true, then each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
StepGraph[ <List of Points>, <Boolean Join> ]
Draws a step graph of the given list of points. If Join = false, then a horizontal line segment is drawn towards the x-coordinate of the next point, but a vertical line segment is not drawn. If Join = true, then each point is connected to the next point in the list by a horizontal and a vertical line segment.
StepGraph[ <List of x-coordinates>, <List of y-coordinates>, <Boolean Join>, <Point Style> ]
Draws a step graph as described above.
Point style values of -2, -1, 0, 1, -1 determine how points are drawn as follows:
0 = no points are drawn
1 = solid point on the right
2 = solid point on the right, open point on the left
-1 = solid point on the left
-2 = solid point on the left, open point on the right
StepGraph[ <List of Points>, <Boolean Join>, <Point Style> ]
Draws a step graph as described above.
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