[Scilab-Dev] [SEP] Function for implicit plotting

[Samuel Gougeon]

Hello Pierre-Aimé,

Yes, this feature would be great! Why creating a new function instead of 
implementing the new feature inside the existing plot()?
Inserting a function or a string as argin#1 would be new, with no 
ambiguity and back-compatibility issue when parsing the arguments list.
If sticking to a new function, IMO, for completion reason, 
plotimplicit() would be better to implicitplot().

About options: no idea of specific additional ones. It is just a pity 
that plot() does not support logarithmic flags as plot2d() does.

Best regards
Samuel

Le 29/08/2014 15:19, Pierre-Aimé Agnel a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I created SEP #132 for implicit function plotting. The idea is to be 
> able to plot F(x,y) = 0 directly instead of having to feval then 
> contour the plot.
>
> A first experimentation from can be found here
> https://codereview.scilab.org/#/c/15130/
>
> If you can give me your insight/comments on this to improve the feature.
>
> I'll add a implicitplot3d once I have confirmation from the author of 
> contour3d that I can use the function.
>
> Thanks,