> >> Try something like: > > >> colors=rainbow(len([0,1,..3])) > >> sum(plot(derivative((f(x), a) , (x,0,2*pi), color = > >> colors[i],label="Plot %d"%i) for i,a in enumerate([0,1,..3])) > > >> Make each curve an individual plot, and then sum them together. > > > Though for years I've wanted to do > > > plot([f,g,h],(x,0,1),color=['red','blue','green']) > > > Don't know how hard it would be to send color to list and check if it > > had the right length... probably not? > > Almost surely it's not hard. My guess is that it would involve maybe > one or two lines of code change, right at the start where it detects if > you have multiple functions and calls plot for each function. > > That's around line 3216 of plot/plot.py, right after this comment: > > #check to see if funcs is a list of functions that will > #be all plotted together. >
Yeah, that's what I sort of figured. I suppose I should go ahead and implement it... Turns out this is already more or less requested at #8164, and I've added this there. I've set #6894 to a positive review duplicate as well. I still don't think this should be *default* behavior, though, if only for accessibility reasons (I seem to recall that our default color is not as much of a problem on that front?). Also because it can be quite distracting.. - kcrisman -- To post to this group, send email to sage-support@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to sage-support+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-support URL: http://www.sagemath.org
