({{, GraphicsArray[{(Subscript[g, 1]),(Subscript[g, 2]),…}]
represents a row of graphics objects.}, {, GraphicsArray[{{(Subscript[g, 11]),(Subscript[g, 12]),…},…}] 
represents a two-dimensional array of graphical objects.}})

OpenersNotesSection(Spacer1)Details and Options

You can display a GraphicsArray object using (RefLink[Show, paclet:ref/Show]).

GraphicsArray sets up identical rectangular display areas for each of the graphics objects it contains.

GraphicsArray takes the same options as (RefLink[Graphics, paclet:ref/Graphics]), with the default for (RefLink[Ticks, paclet:ref/Ticks]) and (RefLink[FrameTicks, paclet:ref/FrameTicks]) changed to (RefLink[None, paclet:ref/None]).

GraphicsArray takes the additional option (RefLink[GraphicsSpacing, paclet:ref/GraphicsSpacing]), which specifies the spacing between the rectangular areas containing each graphics object. The default setting is (RefLink[GraphicsSpacing, paclet:ref/GraphicsSpacing])->0.1.

The options (RefLink[DisplayFunction, paclet:ref/DisplayFunction]), (RefLink[ColorOutput, paclet:ref/ColorOutput]), and (RefLink[CharacterEncoding, paclet:ref/CharacterEncoding]) are ignored for graphics objects given inside GraphicsArray.

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