Update, fixed typos. Sorry about that (learning to type with a splint on my hand for
). Thx to selahittin for the fix.
Hi I have a question about stacking multiple graphics into a given object.
I have typically been using
Show[{
Plot[x^2,{x,-1,1}],
ListPlot[Table[{x,2x},{x,0,1,.1}]],
Graphics[{Circle[]}]
}]
to achieve the result of having multiple graphical objects overlayed.
Is there a difference (functionality or efficiency) wise between that and using Inset, e.g.
Plot[x^2,{x,-1,1},Epilog->{Inset[ListPlot[Table[{x,2x},{x,0,1.1}]]],Inset[Graphics[{Circle[]}]]}]
or is Show effectively a wrapper function for Inset? In other words, is there an example you can think of where you can do something with Show that cannot be done with Inset and vice versa.
Thanks
