strange/counterintuitive 'title' behavior
Sergei Steshenko
sergstesh at yahoo.com
Sat May 3 10:14:19 CDT 2008
Hello All,
if I run this:
"
figure_number = 0;
figure(++figure_number);
plot(0:9, 0.5 * (0:9), "-1;y1;", 0:9, 1.0 * (0:9), "-2;y2;");
title("Title after");
figure(++figure_number);
title("Title before");
plot(0:9, 0.5 * (0:9), "-1;y1;", 0:9, 1.0 * (0:9), "-2;y2;");
title("Title after");
",
I'm getting two graphs - the first of them does have "Title after" written on it,
the second does _not_ have "Title before" written on it, though it first appears
and then, when the graph proper is rendered, disappears.
"help title" just says
"
Create a title object and return a handle to it.
".
In everyday life we write titles before rather than after - that's why I think
the behavior looks strange/counterintuitive.
The terminal was set to 'wxt'; 'octave' version is 3.0.1.
Is it 'octave' or 'gnuplot' issue ?
Thanks,
Sergei.
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