plot fails for multiple y points with one x

David Bateman David.Bateman at motorola.com
Tue Dec 11 05:26:11 CST 2007


David Bateman wrote:
> John W. Eaton wrote:
>   
>> On 10-Dec-2007, dbateman wrote:
>>
>> | As this keeps coming up however I propose that we add a
>> | random value in the range (-.5,.5) to each object handle so that the chances
>> | a user will fall into this trap is reduced to the same level as in Matlab.
>> | Do you want a patch?
>>
>> Sure.
>>
>> Note that in the case given, the "handle" is just a figure number
>> (integer greater than zero) so that case needs some other kind of
>> protection here since I dont' think we can add a random number to
>> figure handles.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> jwe
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>>   
>>     
> Ok, then what about the attached..
>
> D.
>   
Sorry, have to do the test for the non integer value after the handle
test in __plt_get_axis_arg__ as if it doesn't the quiver function
fails.. Use the attached patch instead.

D.

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