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From: Aaron Fude <aaronfude@gmail.com>
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Subject: Add to a subplot
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Hi,

The subplot help states that invoking subplot(m, n, p) deletes the
contents and I have found myself unable to add to a subplot without
deleting the contents. How does one do it? (E.g. on a figure that was
obtained with the help of an open() command.)

Thanks,

Aaron