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GridLines

Usage

GridLines is an option for two-dimensional graphics functions that specifies grid lines.


Notes

• The following settings can be given for GridLines:
None no grid lines drawn
Automatic grid lines placed automatically
{xgrid, ygrid} grid lines specified separately in each direction
• With the Automatic setting, grid lines are usually placed at points whose coordinates have the minimum number of digits in their decimal representation.
• For each direction, the following grid line options can be given:
None no grid lines drawn
Automatic grid line positions chosen automatically
{ ,  , ... } grid lines drawn at the specified positions
{{ ,  }, ... } grid lines with specified styles
func a function to be applied to  ,  to get the grid line option
• Grid line styles can involve graphics directives such as RGBColor and Thickness.
• Grid lines are by default colored light blue.
• The grid line function func[ ,  ] may return any other grid line option.
AbsoluteOptions gives the explicit form of GridLines specifications when Automatic settings are used.
• New in Version 2.


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