AW: muliple graphs in different frames

[Matz Katja (K5/ESK5)]

The regular way is to set "hold on/off" for keeping graphs, but with your
changing of figures I get double outputs in both windows (octave2.0.14). I
usually create figures completely one after another.
Katja

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> Betreff:      muliple graphs in different frames
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> Is there any way the muliple graphs are displayed into differnet frames?
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> My gnuplot support multiple frames.
> 
> It seems to me that frame can have only graph. If another graph is made
> to displayed into same frame"(figure)", the previous one is gone. How
> can octave "hold" multiple graphs in one frame?
> 
> This is "pseudo code"
> 
> figure(1)
> multiplot(4,4)
> mplot(t,y2,"1")
> mplot(t,y3,"2")
> figure(2)
> mplot(t,y4,"3")
> figure(1)
> * graph y5 is generated.
> mplot(t,y5,"4")
> 
> The result is the figure 1 only have the graph 5.
> 
> Thanks!
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