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Re: Setting the y axis range of a plot
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Ploett Norbert |
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Re: Setting the y axis range of a plot |
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Fri, 19 Nov 2004 10:57:25 +0100 |
Avraham,
works fine, I can even do it on a single line:
axis([0 1 50 350], "autox")
Norbert
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On Fri, Nov 19, 2004 at 09:07:10AM +0100, Ploett Norbert wrote:
> Hello,
>
> got any ideas for me? I want to set the range for the y axis of a plot,
but
> leave the x axis in "auto" mode. The axis command allows to set the x
range
> and leave the y range "auto" (by specifying a 2 element vector only), but
> not the other way round.
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> Norbert
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Hi Norbert,
In such cases I use: axis([0,1, miny, maxy]); axis "autox";
The values you give for the x axis are dummies, they are ignored because
of the axis "autox" command. Only, if I am not mistaken, if the first
value is larger than the first, the direction of the x axis is reversed.
Octave 2.57 on debian testing.
Good luck, Avraham
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