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From: Xiaonan on 20 Jul 2010 15:25
I am having the same issue when implementing the brush and link features in a for loop. Solutions would be greatly appreciated!

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"Mitch " <citkane(a)gmx.de> wrote in message <hroseg$5u0$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> Hi yall,
>
> I am editing measured data in a plot with linkdata and while I am doing this, I need my script to hold. First things I tried were pause and waitfor, but when I use those, they somehow block linkdata.
> If I let the script run until the plotting commands only, everything works fine. Usually, when I brush data e.g. in the 1st subplot, I can see the brushed datapoints in the 3rd subplot as well. But when I use waitfor or pause, the brushed datapoints are not visible in the 3rd plot and the variable is also not edited, which means linkdata is not working.
>
> Here's a short version of my script:
>
> %load data in variables data1, data2 (2 columns)
> fig1=subplot(2,2,1), loglog(data1(:,1), data1(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data1(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data1(:,2)'); %data1 plot
> subplot(2,2,2), loglog(data2(:,1), data2(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data2(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data2(:,2)'); %data2 plot
> subplot(2,2,3), loglog(data1(:,1), data1(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data1(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data1(:,2)'data2(:,1), data2(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data2(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data2(:,2)'); %plot of both data together
> linkdata on
> brush on
> waitfor(fig1) or pause %Here I need alternatives
> ...then the script goes on and I use the edited variables 'data1', 'data2'
>
> So if someone could help me with a good idea how to hold the script, Id be very thankful.
From: someone on 20 Jul 2010 15:41
"Mitch " <citkane(a)gmx.de> wrote in message <hroseg$5u0$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> Hi yall,
>
> I am editing measured data in a plot with linkdata and while I am doing this, I need my script to hold. First things I tried were pause and waitfor, but when I use those, they somehow block linkdata.
> If I let the script run until the plotting commands only, everything works fine. Usually, when I brush data e.g. in the 1st subplot, I can see the brushed datapoints in the 3rd subplot as well. But when I use waitfor or pause, the brushed datapoints are not visible in the 3rd plot and the variable is also not edited, which means linkdata is not working.

% Just a wild guess - perhaps if you inserted a
drawnow
% command between
% the plot & linkdata lines
% or brush on & pause/waitfor lines?

>
> Here's a short version of my script:
>
> %load data in variables data1, data2 (2 columns)
> fig1=subplot(2,2,1), loglog(data1(:,1), data1(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data1(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data1(:,2)'); %data1 plot
> subplot(2,2,2), loglog(data2(:,1), data2(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data2(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data2(:,2)'); %data2 plot
> subplot(2,2,3), loglog(data1(:,1), data1(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data1(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data1(:,2)'data2(:,1), data2(:,2), 'XDataSource', 'data2(:,1)', 'YDataSource', 'data2(:,2)'); %plot of both data together
> linkdata on
> brush on
> waitfor(fig1) or pause %Here I need alternatives
> ...then the script goes on and I use the edited variables 'data1', 'data2'
>
> So if someone could help me with a good idea how to hold the script, Id be very thankful.
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