RE: Subplots not drawing correctly.

[Reed, Darren K. (MSFC-ER42)]

-----Original Message-----
From: Help-octave [mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of IMacaulay
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2018 5:18 AM
To: address@hidden
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: Subplots not drawing correctly.

Certainly.
The attached example.m is a cut down version of the function that produced the 
plot I previously sent, and example.png is cut from a screen shot of the result 
of running this on my machine this morning.
I have had so many problems with saving/printing figures in the past, that now 
I only use screen shots, which are adequate for most purposes.
Thanks.



On 25/10/2018, address@hidden <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Would be happy to try it here. Can you add some code to try?
>
> Does it happen on screen or only when you save to file? May be an 
> issue with line thickness in the conversion then.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Willem
>
>

Hello,
I'm not sure why, but if you move the plot([-70,10],... line in front of hold 
on; then I think you get what you want.
This is the same as the last two subplots.
    
    subplot(2,2,1);
   
    plot([-70,10],[-70,10],"color",[0.8,0.8,0.8]);
    hold on;
    plot(mbw_4229_01(6),mbw_4229_01(13),"r");
    plot(mbw_4229_02(6),mbw_4229_02(13),"g");
    plot(mbw_4229_04(:,6),mbw_4229_04(:,13),"b");
    plot(mbw_4229_05(:,6),mbw_4229_05(:,13),"m");
    
    
    set(gca,"xlim",[-70,10],"ylim",[-70,10]);
    xlabel("MBW frost point (^oC)");
    ylabel(" frost point (^oC)");
    title("Comparison with s/n 4229")
    legend("1^{st} October (unheated?)","2^{nd} October (unheated?)",...
                             "4^{th} October, heated","5^{th} October, 
heated",...
                             "location","southeast");
    hold off;

Darren

frost_point.png
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