Peter Melchior wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I understand that hold() creates a axes if there is none.
> What I want to do is plotting a couple of plots in each of the subplots.
>
> The data I want to display is stored in a set of files, thus I have a
> loop of plot calls in each subplot:
>
> hold(True)
>
The pylab hold command sets the hold variable for the current axes. If
there is none, it makes one, hence the full-size axes on which your
subplots are superimposed. The hold variable determines whether
subsequent calls to something like "plot" erase the axes first, or
superimpose their drawi
Hello everybody,
when using this very simple script, I get three subplots which lie on top of a
empty plot covering the whole area of the figure:
from numpy import *
from pylab import *
hold(True)
subplot(311)
subplot(312)
subplot(313)
show()
The result of this code can be viewed here:
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