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From: Jenny on 5 Jun 2006 01:46
Hi,

i wish to display several graph plots each in different Figure
windows at once,

However, each time i plot(), the new plot will be displayed over the
original plot. I know u can use subplot() to show them all in the
same figure.

But was just wondering how u could output several different figure
plots at once, instead of overwriting the previous display.

any helps greatly appreciated, thanks!

jenny
From: Raghu on 5 Jun 2006 02:18
hi jenny...

try using hold on; command....

may it can help...

Jenny wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> i wish to display several graph plots each in different Figure
> windows at once,
>
> However, each time i plot(), the new plot will be displayed over
> the
> original plot. I know u can use subplot() to show them all in the
> same figure.
>
> But was just wondering how u could output several different figure
> plots at once, instead of overwriting the previous display.
>
> any helps greatly appreciated, thanks!
>
> jenny
From: Neo on 5 Jun 2006 02:52
hi,

please use the command

Pause

figure

before using plot

Hope this helps

shriram

>
> i wish to display several graph plots each in different Figure
> windows at once,
>
> However, each time i plot(), the new plot will be displayed over the
> original plot. I know u can use subplot() to show them all in the
> same figure.
>
> But was just wondering how u could output several different figure
> plots at once, instead of overwriting the previous display.
>

From: Dan Pearce on 5 Jun 2006 04:05
Just use the figure command.

x = rand(10,1);
y = rand(10,1);
z = rand(10,1);

plot(x, y, 'r*') % Makes the origional plot

figure % Defines a new figure to work on
plot3(y,x,z, 'ko') % Applies plot to new figure etc...
view(3)
grid on

figure
bar(x)

Hope this helps

From: Vladimir Milicev on 5 Jun 2006 01:42
Hi Jenny,

It can't be simpler. All you're to do is write :

figure(1) % in front of the first "plot"
figure(2) % in front of the second "plot"

and so on.
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