Very many thanks to you both! I'm something of a LaTeX newbie, and it's really great to get the help from people who really know their business. This does the job perfectly.
Just one final question - is it possible to add a second curve not restricted by the clipping?
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feuersaenger
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Re: 'Clipped' sine curve in PGFPlots
Hi europaflyer,
Yes, you can add a second curve which is unaffected by the clipping.
It actually works with both types of clipping:
if you choose to use the \clip approach: the \clip statement applies to all plots AFTERWARDS.
if you choose to use the 'restrict y to domain' approach: just move this option into the option list of the affected \addplots.
Kind regards
Christian
@Stefan
Actually: yes, of course!
Yes, you can add a second curve which is unaffected by the clipping.
It actually works with both types of clipping:
if you choose to use the \clip approach: the \clip statement applies to all plots AFTERWARDS.
if you choose to use the 'restrict y to domain' approach: just move this option into the option list of the affected \addplots.
Kind regards
Christian
@Stefan
Actually: yes, of course!
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europaflyer
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Re: 'Clipped' sine curve in PGFPlots
I see. I hadn't made the connection that the individual \addplots options worked the same as the general options. A steep learning curve!
Again, many thanks.
Again, many thanks.