dpb <none@non.net> wrote in message <krkirk$vav$1@speranza.aioe.org>...
> On 7/10/2013 3:45 PM, Jeff wrote:
> ...
>
> > But that keeps bringing figure 2 back to the top. I guess I wanted a way
> > to plot to figure 2 even while it stays in the background (my question
> > was not clear).
>
> Ah...the transparent glistening orb was silent on that point! :) I
> presumed it would be that you would want the one being updated to be
> current and on top.
>
> As Steven says, you then need more granularity -- keep the axes handles
> (and you'll have to keep them straight as to which are on which figure)
> and use them to plot directly to the desired one.
>
> --
Thanks. I hadn't seen Steven's reply when I replied.![]()
> On 7/10/2013 3:45 PM, Jeff wrote:
> ...
>
> > But that keeps bringing figure 2 back to the top. I guess I wanted a way
> > to plot to figure 2 even while it stays in the background (my question
> > was not clear).
>
> Ah...the transparent glistening orb was silent on that point! :) I
> presumed it would be that you would want the one being updated to be
> current and on top.
>
> As Steven says, you then need more granularity -- keep the axes handles
> (and you'll have to keep them straight as to which are on which figure)
> and use them to plot directly to the desired one.
>
> --
Thanks. I hadn't seen Steven's reply when I replied.