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I tried the command : set(gca,'XTick',0:t_sim)
and I also tried it with different handles to the axes and to the plot.
Best regards,
Nils
Nils, hello!
The explicit choice for the number of ticks will be available as of the next version (2019.3).
Regards,
Roberta
Nils, hello! The explicit choice for the number of ticks will be available as of the next version (2019.3). Regards, Roberta
The explicit choice for the number of ticks will be available as of the next version (2019.3).
Thanks for you help!
Hi Nils,
you can use 'set(gca,'xtick',7)' where 7 is number of ticks you want to have between the limits [0:t_sim].
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thanks,
Manoj kandukuri
Hello,
My bad! In fact a number like this may be given to set up the #ticks, but what will be out pretty soon is the customization of tick values like Nils perhaps wants - currently these values are not possible to be changed.
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