Graphics
Usage
• Graphics[primitives, options] represents a two-dimensional graphical image.
Notes
• Graphics is displayed using Show. • The following graphics primitives can be used:
| Circle[{x, y}, r] | circle | | Disk[{x, y}, r] | filled disk | Line[{{ , }, ... }] | line | | Point[{x, y}] | point | Polygon[{{ , }, ... }] | polygon | | Raster[array] | array of gray levels | | RasterArray[garray] | array of colored cells | Rectangle[{ , }, { , }] | rectangle | | Text[expr, {x, y}] | text |
• The following graphics directives can be used:
AbsoluteDashing[{ , ... }] | absolute line dashing specification | | AbsolutePointSize[d] | absolute point size specification | | AbsoluteThickness[w] | absolute line thickness specification | | CMYKColor[c, m, y, k] | color specification | Dashing[{ , ... }] | line dashing specification | | GrayLevel[i] | intensity specification | | Hue[h] | hue specification | | PointSize[d] | point size specification | | RGBColor[r, g, b] | color specification | | Thickness[w] | line thickness specification |
• The following options can be given: • Nested lists of graphics primitives can be given. Specifications such as GrayLevel remain in effect only until the end of the list which contains them. • The standard print form for Graphics[ ... ] is -Graphics-. InputForm prints the explicit list of primitives. • New in Version 1.
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