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Re: Simple Time Formatted Plot Problem


From: Fritz Sonnichsen
Subject: Re: Simple Time Formatted Plot Problem
Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2018 12:54:15 -0500
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adding: graphics_toolkit ("gnuplot");
and removing the axis statements produced a plot with no line. (code below) The range on the plot was from -21475.2 thru -21474.4

So do all my time-formatting statements need to be re-written for some type of gnuplot routines?
thanks
Fritz

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1;
clear all
fflush(stdin);
graphics_toolkit ("gnuplot");

xtme=["12:20:39";"12:20:41";"12:20:42";"12:20:43";"12:20:44"];
xT=[    1      ;2       ;3       ;4       ;5];
timeFormat='HH:MM:SS';
xdatenum=datenum(xtme,timeFormat); %days from January 0, 0000
plot(xdatenum,xT,'color','r');
datetick('x',timeFormat,'keepticks')
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On 3/2/2018 12:14 PM, Marco Atzeri wrote:
On 02/03/2018 18:05, Fritz Sonnichsen wrote:
Thanks-

Replacing the last few lines with the ones below does not work either:
dmin= min(xdatenum)
dmax= max(xdatenum)
axis([dmin dmax 0  10])

Nor does removing the axis statement altogether
Fritz


without the axis, it works for me.
Use the "graphics_toolkit gnuplot" as fltk has problem on
numbers too near and large (due to resolution on float)


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