how to print variable value of draw function

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I use this function:
documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
% The following line uses linear frequency increase
%draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg((fmin+x*((fmax-fmin))/xmax)*x)) );
% The following line uses exponential frequency increase
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I need to evaluate the x parameter.
How can I print it's value?
also on log file is ok
Renato
tikz-pgf
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I use this function:
documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
% The following line uses linear frequency increase
%draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg((fmin+x*((fmax-fmin))/xmax)*x)) );
% The following line uses exponential frequency increase
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I need to evaluate the x parameter.
How can I print it's value?
also on log file is ok
Renato
tikz-pgf
Please don't post just code fragments. Make a minimal working example (MWE) that also includes how all the variables are defined.
– samcarter
Dec 19 at 10:14
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I use this function:
documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
% The following line uses linear frequency increase
%draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg((fmin+x*((fmax-fmin))/xmax)*x)) );
% The following line uses exponential frequency increase
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I need to evaluate the x parameter.
How can I print it's value?
also on log file is ok
Renato
tikz-pgf
I use this function:
documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
% The following line uses linear frequency increase
%draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg((fmin+x*((fmax-fmin))/xmax)*x)) );
% The following line uses exponential frequency increase
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I need to evaluate the x parameter.
How can I print it's value?
also on log file is ok
Renato
tikz-pgf
tikz-pgf
edited Dec 19 at 10:22
asked Dec 19 at 9:54
RenatoP
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32829
Please don't post just code fragments. Make a minimal working example (MWE) that also includes how all the variables are defined.
– samcarter
Dec 19 at 10:14
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Please don't post just code fragments. Make a minimal working example (MWE) that also includes how all the variables are defined.
– samcarter
Dec 19 at 10:14
Please don't post just code fragments. Make a minimal working example (MWE) that also includes how all the variables are defined.
– samcarter
Dec 19 at 10:14
Please don't post just code fragments. Make a minimal working example (MWE) that also includes how all the variables are defined.
– samcarter
Dec 19 at 10:14
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To print all the points that the draw...plot is using, you can:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
pgfmathsetmacrostepxmax/500
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
x, qquad
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
par
enddocument

(continuing...)
If you want the output on the log file, you can add (after the par, for example)
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
and you'll have in your .log file:
x is 0 and the function 0.0
x is 0.028 and the function 0.02939
x is 0.056 and the function 0.05899
x is 0.084 and the function 0.08878
x is 0.112 and the function 0.11867
For the strange space, see Space after command with write
Clearly, to have it only on the log file, use as the loop:
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
add a comment |
You don't give us much information in your question, so I'm just using some dummy numbers....
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
defx0.5
defxmax1
deffmin1
deffmax5
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
enddocument
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To print all the points that the draw...plot is using, you can:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
pgfmathsetmacrostepxmax/500
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
x, qquad
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
par
enddocument

(continuing...)
If you want the output on the log file, you can add (after the par, for example)
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
and you'll have in your .log file:
x is 0 and the function 0.0
x is 0.028 and the function 0.02939
x is 0.056 and the function 0.05899
x is 0.084 and the function 0.08878
x is 0.112 and the function 0.11867
For the strange space, see Space after command with write
Clearly, to have it only on the log file, use as the loop:
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
add a comment |
To print all the points that the draw...plot is using, you can:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
pgfmathsetmacrostepxmax/500
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
x, qquad
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
par
enddocument

(continuing...)
If you want the output on the log file, you can add (after the par, for example)
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
and you'll have in your .log file:
x is 0 and the function 0.0
x is 0.028 and the function 0.02939
x is 0.056 and the function 0.05899
x is 0.084 and the function 0.08878
x is 0.112 and the function 0.11867
For the strange space, see Space after command with write
Clearly, to have it only on the log file, use as the loop:
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
add a comment |
To print all the points that the draw...plot is using, you can:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
pgfmathsetmacrostepxmax/500
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
x, qquad
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
par
enddocument

(continuing...)
If you want the output on the log file, you can add (after the par, for example)
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
and you'll have in your .log file:
x is 0 and the function 0.0
x is 0.028 and the function 0.02939
x is 0.056 and the function 0.05899
x is 0.084 and the function 0.08878
x is 0.112 and the function 0.11867
For the strange space, see Space after command with write
Clearly, to have it only on the log file, use as the loop:
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
To print all the points that the draw...plot is using, you can:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.15
begindocument
newcommandxmax14
newcommandfmin(pi/3)
newcommandfmax(2*pi)
begintikzpicture
[domain=xmax:0, samples=500]
draw[ultra thick, red] plot (x, sin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x)) );
endtikzpicture
pgfmathsetmacrostepxmax/500
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
x, qquad
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
par
enddocument

(continuing...)
If you want the output on the log file, you can add (after the par, for example)
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
and you'll have in your .log file:
x is 0 and the function 0.0
x is 0.028 and the function 0.02939
x is 0.056 and the function 0.05899
x is 0.084 and the function 0.08878
x is 0.112 and the function 0.11867
For the strange space, see Space after command with write
Clearly, to have it only on the log file, use as the loop:
foreach x in 0,step,...,xmax
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))
wlogx is xspace and the function pgfmathresult
edited Dec 19 at 11:04
answered Dec 19 at 10:39
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You don't give us much information in your question, so I'm just using some dummy numbers....
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
defx0.5
defxmax1
deffmin1
deffmax5
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
enddocument
add a comment |
You don't give us much information in your question, so I'm just using some dummy numbers....
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
defx0.5
defxmax1
deffmin1
deffmax5
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
enddocument
add a comment |
You don't give us much information in your question, so I'm just using some dummy numbers....
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
defx0.5
defxmax1
deffmin1
deffmax5
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
enddocument
You don't give us much information in your question, so I'm just using some dummy numbers....
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
defx0.5
defxmax1
deffmin1
deffmax5
pgfmathparsesin(deg(exp(ln(fmin)+x/xmax*(ln(fmax)-ln(fmin)))*x))pgfmathresult
enddocument
answered Dec 19 at 10:18
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