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Hi, does PlotPub allow one to apply separate axes labels/axes properties to different axes on the same figure? If not, could you consider adding this feature?

PlotPub doesn't seem to work well with errorbar when plotting multiple lines.
Doing plt = Plot() after first using errorbar (x,y,z) seems to work at first although it gives this warning:

Warning: Unable to get data from all axes: There is no ZData property on the ErrorBar class.

In Plot (line 324)

This doesn't seem to do anything severe until you try to change the plt.Markers values which cannot be changed past the first line ploitted and gives the error:

Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
Error in Plot/set.Markers (line 456)
X = self.xdata{ii};

Is there a way to get error bars to work with PlotPub. They are very important for many scientific publication figures.

Hi there,

If a paper utilizes your plot library, is there a certain citation you prefer/require?

Thank you.

It is not possible to save a plot as a matlab fig file

Saving a plot into pdf creates a full page pdf file

fixPSlinestyle corrupts resulting eps -> Preview.app can not read it (Mac OS X, Matlab 2014b).
Disabling function call makes pubPlot usable again.

Tried with the earlier hotfix & the latest code. It seems it always crashes for Windows 7 & 10. My Matlab version is R2014b. MWE is given below.

clear all; 

f = 50;  % frequency
Vm = 10; % peak
phi = 0; % phase

% generate the signal
t = [0:0.0001:3/f];
th = 2*pi*f*t;
v = Vm*sin(th+phi);

% plot it
figure;
plot(t*1E3, v);

plt=Plot();

plt.export('test.tiff');

I am seeing an issue when a legend is created with markers. Whenever a line includes a marker, the text in the legend corresponding to that line turns gray. I am using R2018a. The problem can be reproduced with:

% generate the signal
f = 50;  % frequency
Vm = 10; % peak
phi = 45; % phase
t = [0:0.0001:3/f];
th = 2*pi*f*t;
v1 = Vm*sin(th);
v2 = Vm*sin(th - phi);
v3 = Vm*sin(th - phi*2);

% plot them
plt = Plot(t*1E3, v1, t*1E3, v2, t*1E3, v3);

plt.LineStyle = {'-', '-', '-'}; % three line styles
plt.Markers = {'o', '', 's'};
plt.LegendBox = 'on';
plt.Legend = {'\theta = 0^o', '\theta = 45^o', '\theta = 90^o'}; % legends

It will be highly convenient if it supports subplot. Please add this feature if feasible.

is there any way to make font bold??

It will be highly convenient if it supports bar graph. Please add this feature if feasible. #

Is it possible to make the function be able save multiple files with different format at a time?

Addition of Horizontal Legends would be a nice feature.

I am using this to create my plots but I encountered a problem that I cannot place three legends in a single row. it is always in front of the graph which is difficult to read for reviewers.

please solve my issue I will be grateful.

Thanks

export_fig is a function to export figures with publication quality. It exports pdf without bounding box solving for example #10 (and likely #11)

Hi,

  Thank you very much for such a useful library. Can you also please include a title option in PlotPub.

Thanks,
Vigil

Can u make PlotHub support other plot type such as bar graph

it seems not to be possible to split axis label (either x or y) across multiple lines with command \n. Please add this feature if feasible.

I tried the code below with LegendBox 'on'

clear all;

f = 50;  % frequency
Vm = 10; % peak
phi = 0; % phase

% generate the signal
t = [0:0.0001:3/f];
th = 2*pi*f*t;
v = Vm*sin(th+phi);

figure;
plot(t*1E3, v);

plt = Plot();

plt.Legend={'some'};
plt.LegendBox='on';

Here the LegendBox interferes with the curve of the graph. I think it shouldn't. So for a workaround I added the line below.

plt.BoxDim=[6 5];

Now the upper portion of the figure goes outside of the monitor. So I had to reduce the size of the figure to get a hold. I tried this both with windows 7 & 8.1.

Hi,
I am experiencing weird behaviour of PlotPub on Mac OS X 10.10.5, Matlab R2014b. I spent few hours trying to find out what is wrong but had no luck. I was however successful reconstructing observed behaviour with simple as possible example:

1. Start Matlab -> native print() works OK

figure(1); clf;
plot(1:100);
print('-depsc2', 'test_print1.eps');

2. Use PlotPub (clone from master), empty file is generated :(

plt=Plot(1:100);
plt.export('test_plotPub.eps');

3. Once PlotPub had been invoked, print() stopped working properly :(

figure(1); clf;
plot(1:100);
print('-depsc2', 'test_print2.eps');

Please see attached screens. Any idea how to fix this? or what am I doing wrong?
Thank you

I missed a semicolon while plotting something. Due to that it printed all the properties of plt like this:

Is there any way to prevent this from your side?

This can be generated with this code:

clear all;
clc;

f = 50;  % frequency
Vm = 10; % peak
phi = 0; % phase

% generate the signal
t = [0:0.0001:3/f];
th = 2*pi*f*t;
v = Vm*sin(th+phi);

figure;
plot(t*1E3, v);

plt = Plot();

plt.XLim = [0, 80];

plt.Legend={'some'}
plt.LegendBox='on';

Is this supported on GNU octave? I am receiving an error when I call Plot( ).

Creating of publication quality graphs - thats what i need.
But i have so much subfigures plots.
Can i use PlotPub for this?