Re: reset GNUplot in Octave

[robert Macy]

I too have the same problem.  Somehow accidentally drew a
square in the plot and poink!  Now all plots are the same
wrong scale.  

Just tried the command 

graw("reset");

and made no difference at all.  

Running binary 2.1.50 octave on Windows 98....

Only option has been to shut off and come back.  But hate
that 'cause some data took a few minutes to generate.  

              - Robert -



On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 18:12:56 -0400
 "John W. Eaton" <address@hidden> wrote:
> On 25-Aug-2004, Bas Kooijman <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
> | How should I reset range and border settings of gnuplot
> in Octave to 
> | default values?
> | clg and related commands (clearplot) remove data, but
> not range-settings.
> | After having set an xrange, for instance, I failed to
> force gnuplot 
> | under Octave to resume automatic scaling. The only
>  method that works 
> | was to quit the Octave session, and start a new one. I
> assume that there 
> | must be more elegant methods.
> | I am looking for a command that resets gnuplot
> completely to default 
> | values, as if I started a new session.
> | 
> | Many thanks for helping me solving this problem
> 
> You could try
> 
>   graw ("reset");
> 
> jwe
> 
> 
> 
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