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Re: How to erase a (function graphics) plot. [message #88543 is a reply to message #88542]

Sun, 11 May 2014 18:19

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> An erase method would be very useful. I find that when I rerun a script that greats a (function graphics) plot it always creates a new window, which steals the focus (and pops up the new window in the wrong place). This drives me crazy. It would be much better if I could erase the old one and reuse the same window. Then my window layout would stay put and focus would stay in the editing window.
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> Am I missing something?
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> Bob

Yep...

http://www.exelisvis.com/docs/Erase_Method.html

Looks like it got missed in the docs for each graphics function, but it's there!
-Chris

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		Re: How to erase a (function graphics) plot. By: Mark Piper on Mon, 05 March 2012 09:02
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		Re: How to erase a (function graphics) plot. By: Bob[4] on Sun, 11 May 2014 12:01
		Re: How to erase a (function graphics) plot. By: chris_torrence@NOSPAM on Sun, 11 May 2014 18:19
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