Hello,
according to your needs, you may do either:
plot2d()
ax = gca();
ax.y_location = 'right';
or
demo_gui() // then Graphics => 2D & 3D => plotyy | plotyyy
// and look at the code, using
help newaxes // http://help.scilab.org/docs/5.4.0/en_US/newaxes.html
Regards
Samuel
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Dear Sir,
Could you please let me know the SCILAB command to use in making a plot on
the SECOND (right) Y axis.
Thank you very much.
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Samuel Ogbonna Enibe
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria
Tel: +2348063646798
Email: samuel.en...@unn.edu.ng
enibe...@yahoo.com
On 08/02/2013 11:02, Calixte Denizet wrote:
Hi Adrien,
About vectorial export in 5.3: we used a thirdparty library (gl2ps)
which used an opengl trick to make the export, so huge graphics could
to lead to crash.
In 5.4, we completely rewrite the vectorial exporter (we removed
gl2ps) and huge g
Hi Adrien,
About vectorial export in 5.3: we used a thirdparty library (gl2ps)
which used an opengl trick to make the export, so huge graphics could to
lead to crash.
In 5.4, we completely rewrite the vectorial exporter (we removed gl2ps)
and huge graphics are now ok (the export can be long in
Hi Calixte
It seems that this issue will take some time to be fixed then. Moreover,
if I understand well, Scilab 6 will use a completely different approach
to graphics?
I'd like to use Scilab 5.3.3 meanwhile as a workaround, but I can't
because my new machine runs Windows 8. I can launch scila
