Tue 20 Jun 2017 09:12:17 AM UTC, comment #1:
I am uncertain which plot you would like to achieve. But have you tried something like:
If you do not want the lines to connect, try inserting nans:
I am not sure what Matlab tries to do. But to me it looks like it is failing. I don't think we have to strictly follow Matlab in this case.
Anyways, if you have doubts using Octave functions, please use the mailing list instead: -unavailable-
Please, report back if you still think there is a bug that I'm missing atm.
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Mon 19 Jun 2017 09:29:29 AM UTC, original submission:
I have the following example
which I would like to give me a unique x-axis holding the interval 1:40 and two y-axis, the left holding the interval 1:3 and the right holding the interval 2:4.
What I get instead is the attached figure 'octave.png', which may not be a bug at all as the example script is simply not the right way to do it. However, doing the same in ML gives me a totally different figure (matlab.png attached).
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