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  If either \code{from} or \code{to} is \code{NULL}, it defaults to the
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  If either \code{from} or \code{to} is \code{NULL}, it defaults to the
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  corresponding element of \code{xlim} if that is not \code{NULL}.
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  corresponding element of \code{xlim} if that is not \code{NULL}.
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  What happens when neither \code{from}/\code{to} nor \code{xlim}
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  What happens when neither \code{from}/\code{to} nor \code{xlim}
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  specifies both x-limits is a complex story.  For
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  specifies both x-limits is a complex story.  For
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  \code{plot(<function>)} and for \code{curve(add = FALSE)} the defaults
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  \code{plot(\var{function})} and for \code{curve(add = FALSE)} the defaults
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  are \eqn{(0, 1)}.  For \code{curve(add = NA)} and \code{curve(add =
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  are \eqn{(0, 1)}.  For \code{curve(add = NA)} and \code{curve(add =
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  TRUE)} the defaults are taken from the x-limits used for the previous
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  TRUE)} the defaults are taken from the x-limits used for the previous
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  plot.  (This differs from versions of \R prior to 2.14.0.)
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  plot.  (This differs from versions of \R prior to 2.14.0.)
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  The value of \code{log} is used both to specify the plot axes (unless
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  The value of \code{log} is used both to specify the plot axes (unless