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-* The whole visualization has to be wrapped in the jsxgraph-environment '\begin{jsxgraph}' ... '\end{jsxgraph}'. |
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-* '\jxgbox' creates a canvas in which the board can be drawn. Its parameters are |
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+* The whole visualization has to be wrapped in the jsxgraph-environment `\begin{jsxgraph} ... \end{jsxgraph}`. |
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+* `\jxgbox` creates a canvas in which the board can be drawn. Its parameters are |
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1. width of the canvas (optional, default is 500px) |
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2. height of the canvas (optional, default is 400px or same as width) |
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3. id of the jxgbox which is used for initialising the board in the 'JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard'-command. |
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-* The whole javascript-code for the jsxgraph-visualization is written in the code-environment '\begin{code}' ... '\end{code}' |
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+* The whole javascript-code for the jsxgraph-visualization is written in the code-environment `\begin{code} ... \end{code}`. |
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## Using buttons |
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