It is not possible to define different definition domains for multiple formulas

[Elliootalderson]

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[Elliootalderson]

y = x, -5<x<5
y = x^2, 5<x<10
How to draw it?

[MarcosNicolau]

Hi @Elliootalderson,

Oh, I see what is going on there... y = x^2 is not on the view of y = x for any value of x. You need to tell Wolfram to adjust the view by setting PlotRange to Automatic or Full under the general directive. That'll be others: PlotRange -> Automatic

Here is the full code,

raster:
  dim: 2D
  background: None
  size:
    height: Automatic
    width: "250"
general:
  axes: "True"
  axesLabel: "{x, y}"
  frame: "False"
  boxed: "True"
  others: PlotRange -> Automatic
graphs:
  - id: graph_0
    options: {}
    type: plot
    plot:
      expression: x
      plotRange:
        x:
          min: "-5"
          max: "5"
  - id: graph_1
    options: {}
    type: plot
    plot:
      expression: x^2
      plotRange:
        x:
          min: "5"
          max: "10"

I thought that was the default behavior in wolfram... I'll make sure to add that option as default in the next release.

Btw, you can't add the others options from the command modal, I'll make sure to add that as well! 😁

Thx for the issue and the contribution! 👍