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Particularly LineJoinBevel. The default is very misleading. For instance, using the code in #34 without that line result in a large angular join which extends beyond the axis to such a large degree, even though the values never go below 0.
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I thinkLineJoinBevel for line plots looks a little strange. I had a little look around and the defaults for the line joins are:
pgfplots: miter
gnuplot: miter
ggplot: round
matplotlib: round
Everyone uses butt for the default line cap. I could be persuaded to change the default to LineJoinRound but personally I think miter goes better with rest of the default look.
I'll admit the case in #34 is particularly bad but it's easy enough to change the join. Also the default is to crop plots to the axis bounds so if yMin was set to 0 the join wouldn't have extended below 0.
Although subjective, I believe the default line shapes should be:
Particularly LineJoinBevel. The default is very misleading. For instance, using the code in #34 without that line result in a large angular join which extends beyond the axis to such a large degree, even though the values never go below 0.
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