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From #15330 (comment)
I've come across two use-cases where this scaling behavior is undesirable:
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I'm plotting a line with a single special point (eg, a ray, and I'm ok with the backwards portion of the line). If I plot
(origin, origin + direction), then my axis bounds scale to meetorigin + direction, even though that point is arbitrary. I can work around that with a hack like(origin, origin + eps*direction), but it forces me to trade off axis scaling against precision. -
I'm plotting a true infinite line, with no special points. Perhaps ideally I'd get axis scaling that shows the "nearest" part of the line, but I'd be ok with just passing
autoscale=Falsetoaxlineto have it skip this step.
Originally posted by @eric-wieser in #15330
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