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Re: Different plot behavior in octave and gnuplot
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Re: Different plot behavior in octave and gnuplot |
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Wed, 12 Sep 2012 13:06:40 -0700 (PDT) |
Because a plot is made of segments between points. But if you have a
single point you cannot draw a line. To get a horizontal line at y=5 do
plot([5,5])
Thank you Francesco, this makes sense. I'm curious though, when making this
plot using gnuplot itself, plot(y=5) works. Why is this so if octave is
ultimately calling calling gnuplot?
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