Re: multiplot; how 2 use

[Antonio Carlos Ribeiro Nogueira]

Why don't you try in your example:
n=0:1:10;
x=sin(n);
y=sin(n);
plot(n,x);
hold on;
plot(n,y);

I hope it works and I may help you.
Antonio Carlos

Som Shekar Chand wrote:

Hi all,

 

I am working on octave and new to this.

my requirments is that i need to have multiple windows for each plot.

I have downloaded octave for windows.

I am using GNU octave, version 2.1.42(i686 -pc-cygwin) and 

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How to get the plot in different windows?

example:

n=0:1:10

x=sin(n);

y=sin(n)

plot(n,x)

plot(n,y)

 

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both plot are obtained in single windows which is not intended.

 

It would of  great helpful if you provide me an solution

 

Thanks and Rgds

Som
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