Reputation: 79
I want my graph to fixed axes and also plot the data one by one. Everything is already known, however if i use hold off to remove the first set of data, it also forgets the limits on the axes and automatically assigns new limits for the second set of data. Is it somehow possible to keep the axes the same for each time a separate data piece is plotted in the same figure?
code for now is:
figure(4)
grid on
axis([xL yL zL])
for j = 1:n % n is amount of data sets
for i = 1:2 % two items drawn per data set
*plot data*
hold on
end
%This part has to be done every iteration again in order to make it work now
axis([xL yL zL])
xlabel = ...
ylabel
zlabel
title
pause(tstop)
hold off
end
after some searching the only relevant topic i found was; Matlab: Plot a subplot with hold on and hold off in a loop without always calling xlabel, ylabel, xlim, etc However i do not understand it at all. It uses a parent figure, replacechildren, nextplot and such which i am not familiar with and also cant find much information about.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 846
Reputation: 112659
Here's an example that can be easily adapted to your needs:
xlim([0 10]) %// set x-axis limits
ylim([0 10]) %// set y-axis limits
set(gca,'nextplot','replacechildren') %// prevent axis limits from changing with
%// each new plot
plot(3:8,3:8); %// note axis limits are kept as [0 10]
pause(1)
plot(5:7,5:7); %// note axis limits are kept as [0 10]
Upvotes: 1