Help-octave Digest, Vol 31, Issue 73

[Mark Abbott]

Thanks Joyce.  Figure() didn't help (neither does subplot).

Octave won't plot anything, not even the most basic.  So:

x=0:10;
y=x+1;
plot(x,y)

doesn't do anything.  Octave thinks about it, then just moves to the  
next prompt without showing any graph (not even a flicker of one).

Mark

On 29 Oct 2008, at 01:13, joyce wrote:

>  Maybe you could typy figure() first and then plot what you want.Could
> you please attach your script to let us know what kind of function you
> would like to plot.
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