Felix Zoergiebel

1. The function can handle more than one plot, however the syntax you proposed is not supported. If all data is of the same length, you can plot several graphs at one time with
ploterr([x1 x2 ... xn],[y1 y2 ... yn],....)
Each column will plot to one line. See the help for details. (doc ploterr)
If you want to plot several lines with different numbers of data points, plot them one after the other:
for i=1:n, ploterr(x{i},y{i},xerr{i},yerr{i}), hold all, end

2. The nomenclature works fine for me. erry makes "vertical" error bars, errx makes "horizontal" error bars.

Felix

The bugfix is online, I am looking forward to your comments!

Sorry, I accidentally gave the three star rating. Well, since I rated it:
I tested the code, it works. However I'd recommend to rewrite the code with some find commands instead of the for loop. That's less code and executes faster.

To be able to handle vectors in the form
[1
2
3
4]

(instead of [1 2 3 4]),
one may for example change from row 152 into:

tmp = getfield(s,{l},fnames{f});
sz = size(tmp);
if (ndims(tmp) == 2) && (sz(2) == 1)
isflipped = 1;
tmp = tmp';
tmp = ['[' num2str(tmp) ']' char(39)];
else
isflipped = 0;
tmp = ['[' num2str(tmp) ']'];
end

                    str = sprintf(fmt1,str,fnames{f}, tmp);
if isflipped
                     cell_str{k} = sprintf(fmt11,fnames{f}, [ '[' num2str(getfield(s,{l},fnames{f})') ']' char(39) ] );
else
                     cell_str{k} = sprintf(fmt11,fnames{f}, [ '[' num2str(getfield(s,{l},fnames{f})) ']' ] );
end
                    k = k + 1;

(and then as the rest of the original code)