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Re: gplot versus plot
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David Bateman |
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Re: gplot versus plot |
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Tue, 10 Jul 2007 16:48:48 +0200 |
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> Hello,
> 1st thanks for the last help. I'm wandering why gplot is deprecated.
>
It is deprecated as we have more requests for better graphics
compatibility with Matlab rather than the old Octave interface and the
two interfaces are incompatible.
There is also a nameclash with gplot. In matlab and now in Octave 2.9
this is a graph tree plot rather than a gnuplot plotting interface.. You
can use
> I like gnuplot functionalities. If i want to loop a plotting procedure
> to get a few data plotted with points i can do that with gnuplot,
> but with the plot command i cannot say "with points", and using the
> same character for all plots is not nice. Is there a way to do that?
>
> By the way, why this code does not work?
> y=@(x) x.^2 ; fplot ("y(x)",[1,5])
>
> if this is working
> fplot ("cos(x)",[1,5]) works?
>
> Thanks in advance again ...
>
Use the matlab compatible manner of doing it with a LineSpec like "r+",
"b*", "g^" to the plot command..
D.
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