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How to show grid (dotted/dashed?) lines throughout plot using splot?
Throughout meaning that if one plotted no (0) data pts the plot generated by splot (pm3d syntax?) would be filled (throughout) with (dotted/dashed?) cubes reflecting the x,y,z axes...