Re: overlayed plots in multi-plots and ...

[Mr. Stone]

Thanks Dmitri,

That's pretty amazing!  I could get such a quick answer from group and you.
with the configuration of automatic_replot = 0 in .octaverc, now i get no 
overlay plots!
But top_title("Test top title") still can not show, I also try to download 
the latest version octave octave-2.1.71-2.i586.rpm, but I have to upgrade my 
whole system for relevant LIBs.

For my last question: I have mydata.dat like that:
------------------------
#DATA1
123.00  456.00
23.02    2323.00
123.0   324.23
... ...
#ENDDATA

#DATA2
23.10     56.00
423.02   323.00
823.0     34.23
... ...
#ENDATA
------------------
Normally i use gnuplot:

plot "mydata.dat" every :::0::0 w l, "mydata.dat" every :::1::1 w l, ...

But if I use octave:

a= load "mydata.dat";

I get only 2 columns of data, not in data blocks or in a matrix.

How could I make it? Can I find some examples anywhere?

Best regards and thanks again...


Stein

> From: "Dmitri A. Sergatskov" <address@hidden>
> To: "Mr. Stone" <address@hidden>
> Subject: Re: overlayed plots in multi-plots and ...
> Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 14:21:42 -0600
>
> On 8/10/06, Mr. Stone <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Hi, group
> >
> > I'v just installed GNU Octave, version 2.1.57 (i686-suse-linux). My 
> > problem
>                                                       ^^^^^^^
> This is pretty old.
>
> > is about multiplot with subplot:
> > #---------------
> > x=0:0.1:10;
> > subplot(2,2,1);
> > plot(x, sin(x));
> > #
> > subplot(2,2,1);
> > plot(x, cos(x));
> > ...
> > #---------------
> > I always get overlayed plot of sin(x) and cos(x) in the 2nd plot and so 
> > on.
> > I suppose it should be sth. wrong from the configuration in .octaverc ? 
> > I'v
> > tried in my office red hat and cygwin, but they have not such a problem.
>
> Quich fix -- set
> automatic_replot = 0
>
> (the problem was fixed in a later version. I guess you have 2.1.73 in 
> cygwin)
>
> > I also found top_title does not function in multiplot!
>
> automatic_replot = 0
>
> may (or may not :) help here as well.
> In any case you need to be more specific -- what does it mean "does
> not function"?
>
> > Is there also a 'every' function in octave like that in gnuplot, so that I
> > can plot the data blocks from a data file? If not, how could I make it?
>
> gnuplot plots data from a file. Octave plots variables.
> You need to read your file into a matrix and then manipulate
> the matrix so you will get the data in the desired form.
>
> > Thanks for any tips.
> >
> > BTW:It is a pity that no search engine for all help achives.
>
> I usually use google. You can specify "site:octave.org" in your search 
> queries.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Dmitri.
> --

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