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Nick said
Somewhat in his spirit, here is one variation on Kit's style:
... yline(0, lstyle(grid) lw(*2)) xline(0, lstyle(grid) lw(*2))
That is,
1. You can make the extra -yline()- and -xline()- have the same style as
your grid lines.
2. But you can also make them a little more prominent by changing the
width.
Very nice. One thing that you might want to add is something like
lcolor(gs13) to make the axes just a bit more prominent than the
rest of the grid. If you want them even more noticeable, use a number
lower than 13, and v.v.
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