Re: Axes object in Octave 2.9.12 and other plotting questions

[Mark B.]

Hey John, chill out. Nobody is asking you specifically to implement this
feature.

On the other  hand:

1) It's useful that people know that this feature is not working because of
some bug. Note that it is *not* the case that the feature is "not
implemented" as you said, it's just that it is **buggy** (messed up xtick
labels).

2) I used the example of Matlab so that somebody here that owns that product
can run the script and see the correct thing working. Do you have a problem
with that? 

3) Somebody apart from you may know how to make this work . If you don't,
it's fine.

4) Certainly I can save my data and run gnuplot separately, but I did not
ask: "how can I achieve this in gnuplot?" but instead something like: "this
tick stuff is implemented in gnuplot, Octave has been supporting gnuplot
since a long time ago. Does somebody how to interact with gnuplot from
octave and achieve the same result?" I said this because of your comment
that [Octave currently supports only a small (though quite useful) subset of
the ginormously (sic) large number of properties and features of the Matlab
graphics system]. That comment is simply irrelevant to the discussion (see
point 2 above). I do not care about Matlab so much, just used it to make
things easier to understand. What I need is tick marks.

Thanks,

- Mark




John W. Eaton wrote:
> 
> On 14-Jun-2007, Mark B. wrote:
> 
> | No problem. However but tick marks are supported in *gnuplot*. How can I
> | bypass all the set functions in octave 2.9.12 (gset is no longer
> supported)
> | and make the ticks and tick labels appear in this way?
> 
> Save your data to a file and run gnuplot separately?
> 
> To do it from Octave, someone needs to implement the properties.
> Don't wait for me to do it.
> 
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