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colstyle
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 -- Function File: [L, C, M, MSG] = colstyle (S)
     Parse a linespec and return its components. The linetype is
     returned as the variable L, the color as C and the marker type as
     M. If the linespec is incorrectly parsed, do not return an error
     but rather return the error as the argument MSG.


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Parse a linespec and return its components.

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dxfwrite
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 -- Function File: NB = dxfwrite (FILENAME, PL, ...)
     Write FILENAME as a DXF file. Polyline PL must be defined as
     matrix of 1, 2 or 3 columns respectively for x, y and z
     coordinates. The number of polyline (NB) or 0 is returned.


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Write FILENAME as a DXF file.

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gplot3
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 -- Function File:  gplot3 (A, XYZ)
 -- Function File:  gplot3 (A, XYZ, LINE_STYLE)
 -- Function File: [X, Y, Z] = gplot3 (A, XYZ)
     Plot a 3-dimensional graph defined by A and XYZ in the graph
     theory sense.  A is the adjacency matrix of the array to be
     plotted and XY is an N-by-3 matrix containing the coordinates of
     the nodes of the graph.

     The optional parameter LINE_STYLE defines the output style for the
     plot.  Called with no output arguments the graph is plotted
     directly.  Otherwise, return the coordinates of the plot in X and
     Y.

     See also: gplot, treeplot, etreeplot, spy



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Plot a 3-dimensional graph defined by A and XYZ in the graph theory
sense.

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hist2d
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 hist2d ([x,y], xbins, ybins, norm)
 Produce a 2D histogram.

 Points xi,yi are stored in a 2-column array.
 If ybins is missing, use xbins.
 If bins is a scalar, use that many bins.
 If bins is a vector, it represents bin edges.

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 hist2d ([x,y], xbins, ybins, norm)
 Produce a 2D histogram.

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tics
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 tics(axis,[pos1,pos2,...],['lab1';'lab2';...])

 Explicitly set the tic positions and labels for the given axis.

 If no positions or labels are given, then restore the default.
 If positions are given but no labels, use those positions with the
 normal labels.  If positions and labels are given, each position
 labeled with the corresponding row from the label matrix.

 Axis is 'x', 'y' or 'z'.

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 tics(axis,[pos1,pos2,.

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tricontour
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 -- Function File:  tricontour (TRI, X, Y, Z, LEVELS)
 -- Function File:  tricontour (TRI, X, Y, Z, LEVELS, LINESPEC)
     Plot level curves for the values of `Z' on a triangular mesh in 2D.
     The variable TRI is the triangular meshing of the points `(X, Y)'
     which is returned from `delaunay'. The variable LEVELS is a vector
     with the values of the countour levels.  If LEVELS is a scalar,
     then it corresponds to the number of level curves to be drawn. If
     exactly one level curve is desired, list the level twice in the
     vector LEVELS.  If given, the LINESPEC determines the properties
     to use for the lines. The output argument H is the graphic handle
     to the plot.

     See also: plot, trimesh, delaunay



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Plot level curves for the values of `Z' on a triangular mesh in 2D.

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zoom
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 zoom ...
   Compatibility function; does nothing

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 zoom .

