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(To the EDIT) Such a complete answer! You made my day, thanks a lot.

Oh, this is so useful. Such a simple solution, but so hard to find. Muchas gracias ^^ One last small follow-up question (if I should ask this separately, let me know): is there a way to hide the actual tick marks (if that's what they're called; I mean the little dashes crossing the axes) while keeping the grid?

This is my current code:

from matplotlib.ticker import NullFormatter

glsdict=dict(color='#AAABB8', linestyle='-')

points([CDF(a // 5 - 3 + (a % 5 - 2)*I) for a in range(0, 35)], ticks=[[-3..3], [-2..2]], tick_formatter=2*[NullFormatter()], gridlines=True, gridlinesstyle=glsdict, aspect_ratio=1)

Hey there,

I am working with various plots in the complex plane, for instance:

points([CDF(a // 5 - 3 + (a % 5 - 2)*i) for a in range(0, 35)])

How would one go about deleting the minor ticks? This is a particular case of the more general question: how does one gain finer control over matplotlib parameter when working with sage plotting primitives? (especially grids, axes, ticks, etc.).

I have tried passing Locator and Formatter arguments to points, but as far as I can tell this affects both major and minor ticks. I have also tried working with matplotlib objects direcly via points(...).matplotlib(), where one can then fine-tune those elements. But I cannot actually get it to plot what I would expect after modifying them.

Please help! And thank you