Closed James-G-Hill closed 1 year ago
I see two options. The first:
plot(log(x), (x, 1e-5, 10))
The second:
plot(log(x), (x, 0, 10), exlude=something)
I very much prefer the first because I type less... It would be relatively easy to implement an exclusion list, but that would only work with adaptive=False
.
However, it will also produce an error:
That's not an error: it's a warning. An error stops the execution, whereas a warning allows the execution to continue.
I've no strong feeling either way although being able to list exclusions may be useful. Maybe the user could exclude ranges too? I don't feel this is a big deal though; maybe something to keep in mind. Thanks.
This is a suggestion that could make the package a little neater if it was implemented. The following plot will complete the chart:
However, it will also produce an error:
It would be neater if the
min
ormax
values themselves could be optionally excluded from the range of values being plotted so as to avoid such errors.