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## Coloring the points of sequences |
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-For [sequences](JSX-Visualization-Variables.md#15-sequences) it is possible to color the single points differently depending on conditions. |
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+For [sequences](JSX-Visualization-Variables.md#sequences) it is possible to color the single points differently depending on conditions. |
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-For example the line `\color{seq}{\IFELSE{seq[n] < 0}{red}{green}}` would cause that those points of the sequence `seq` are colored red which lie below the x-axis, and the others green. The IFELSE-syntax is the same as in visualization text and is explained [here](JSX-Visualization-Text-and-Canvases.md#ifelse). |
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+For example the line `\color{seq}{\IFELSE{seq[n] < 0}{red}{green}}` would cause that those points of the sequence `seq` are colored red which lie below the x-axis, and the others green. The IFELSE-syntax is the same as in visualization text and is explained [here](JSX-Visualization-Text-and-Canvases.md#if-and-ifelse). |
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Caution: In the IFELSE-condition, you are only allowed to use those variables which are defined before (!) the sequence variable is defined. |
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## Styling of sequences |
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-The [sequences](JSX-Visualization-Variables.md#15-sequences) in visualizations consist of points and lines. For changing the styling of its points use the `\style`-command like `\style{<varname>}{points:{styling-options}}` where `<varname>` is the name of the sequence-variable, and `styling-options` are styling options as described above for points. |
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+The [sequences](JSX-Visualization-Variables.md#sequences) in visualizations consist of points and lines. For changing the styling of its points use the `\style`-command like `\style{<varname>}{points:{styling-options}}` where `<varname>` is the name of the sequence-variable, and `styling-options` are styling options as described above for points. |
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In the same way, the styling of the lines can be changed by `\style{<varname>}{lines:{styling-options}}`. |
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## Changing length of sliders |
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