layout_plot [message #92190] |
Wed, 28 October 2015 07:47  |
nnboyouk
Messages: 2 Registered: October 2015
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> I have 4 plot in my program I am ploting figure 1 and 2 in the window x
> in different layout of 1 and layout 2. I n my programm first I do plot
> 1 and 2 and plot 3 and 4. I would like to overplot figure 3 on figure 1
> in layout 1. And overplot figure 4 on figure 2 layout 2.
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> Using /current,layout=[2,1,1] for figure 1 Using
> /current,layout=[2,1,2] for figure 2
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> The first two figures are in an if case. As well as the 2 second figure
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> Using /overplot, /current,layout=[2,1,1] for figure 3 Using /overplot,
> /current,layout=[2,1,2] for figure 4
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> Put figure 3 on layout 2 and does not plot the figure 4 .
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> I put program in the following lines.
> Thanks for all of the help
> neda
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Re: layout_plot [message #92201 is a reply to message #92190] |
Wed, 28 October 2015 14:21  |
chris_torrence@NOSPAM
Messages: 528 Registered: March 2007
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On Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at 8:48:11 AM UTC-6, nedab nboyouk wrote:
>> I have 4 plot in my program I am ploting figure 1 and 2 in the window x
>> in different layout of 1 and layout 2. I n my programm first I do plot
>> 1 and 2 and plot 3 and 4. I would like to overplot figure 3 on figure 1
>> in layout 1. And overplot figure 4 on figure 2 layout 2.
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>> Using /current,layout=[2,1,1] for figure 1 Using
>> /current,layout=[2,1,2] for figure 2
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>> The first two figures are in an if case. As well as the 2 second figure
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>> Using /overplot, /current,layout=[2,1,1] for figure 3 Using /overplot,
>> /current,layout=[2,1,2] for figure 4
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>> Put figure 3 on layout 2 and does not plot the figure 4 .
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>> I put program in the following lines.
>> Thanks for all of the help
>> neda
You're missing some details, but assuming you're using function graphics, you can just set overplot=p1, where p1 is the plot that you want to overplot onto...
-Chris
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