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NaNs are drawn as though they are equal to the max y value. They should not be drawn, or maybe they should be drawn as which ever is closest to the next/previous value: 0, +inf, -inf
obvious example:
particularly horrible example (when x<0, is real at integer values, imaginary otherwise):
NaNs are drawn as though they are equal to the max y value. They should not be drawn, or maybe they should be drawn as which ever is closest to the next/previous value: 0, +inf, -inf


obvious example:
particularly horrible example (when x<0, is real at integer values, imaginary otherwise):