unplot

Removes the most recently drawn object(s).

Description

Often I add an object to a plot and see that I goofed up in some way. This is a very quick way to undo such mistakes.From the help:UNPLOT Delete the most recently created graphics object(s). UNPLOT removes the most recently created line, surface, patch, or text object created in the current axes. UNPLOT(N) removes the N most recent. UNPLOT SET takes a snapshot of the objects currently in the axes. UNPLOT REVERT removes any objects drawn since the last SET.

• MATLAB release: MATLAB 6.5 (R13)

[John Bishop]

Great! Saves a lot of mouse manipulation and zooming.

[Norbert Marwan]

A very well performed and useful little tool.

[John Bishop]

Excellent time saver. Once tried, you won't be able to work without it!

[Stu Libby]

Outstanding! Exactly the tool I needed to remove data plots after comparing them to a baseline plot. Allows subsequent comparisons without having to replot the baseline data each time.

[J S]

Excellent!! It saves me a lot of time that I used to spend writing temporary m-files to plot temporary variables.

[gorden jemwa]

Brilliant and addictive! Needs to be incorporated in future MATLAB releases as a standard tool.

[Sheena Black]

Two thumbs way up! This function has changed my life and my entire MATLAB experience! I could never go back to a world without UNPLOT!!! Riveting! Moving! Truely amazing!!!

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[Krishna Pillai]

Nice tool

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