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ExclusionsStyle
ExclusionsStyle
is an option to plotting functions that specifies how to render subregions excluded according to Exclusions.
DetailsDetails
- The following settings can be given:
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s use style s for the interiors of excluded subregions {s,sb} use style
for the boundaries of excluded subregionsNone leave excluded subregions blank Automatic draw excluded subregions the same as outside - The styles s and
can use color, thickness, point size and other graphics directives. Composite directives can be given using Directive. - For single-parameter plotting functions such as Plot, ExclusionsStyle->s specifies that style s should be used to render lines joining opposite sides of each excluded point. ExclusionsStyle->{s, sb} uses style
for the endpoint of the curves on either side of an excluded point. - For two-parameter plotting functions such as Plot3D, ExclusionsStyle->s uses style s to render the ruled surface that joins opposite sides of each excluded curve. ExclusionsStyle->{s, sb} uses style
for the boundary curves of the surfaces on either side of an excluded curve. - For DensityPlot, ExclusionsStyle->s is taken to be equivalent to ExclusionsStyle->{s, s}.
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Basic Examples (5)Basic Examples (5)
Use red to show excluded portions of the surface:
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Use transparency to show excluded portions of the surface:
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Use red around the edges of the excluded portions of the surface:
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Use red lines to connect portions of the curve and blue points where there are jumps:
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Use black to indicate discontinuities in the density:
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