histogram and octave

Has anyone else noticed that octave's "hist" seems
to toggle "hold 
on" before plotting? Or is there something screwy with
my installation?

for example:

t=linspace(0,2*pi,100);
plot(t,sin(t))
hist(sin(t))

plots the histogram on top of the sine wave. a subsequent

plot(t,cos(t))

displays normally without the previous plots.

I have an MBP 10.4.10 with up-to-date fink, etc.

I don't know when this problem started but at least from
octave 2.9.13.

Any help gratefully received,

Matt

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Matt Parry wrote:
> Has anyone else noticed that octave's "hist"
seems to toggle "hold 
> on" before plotting? Or is there something screwy
with my installation?

It rather seems not to respect "hold off". Others
are getting this, too, 
and it has just been discussed on the octave-bugs mailing
list:
<http://www.nabble.com/hist-behaves-like
-always-hold-on-tf4640457.html>
It is recognized as a bug, and a patch is given there. It
will therefore 
be in the next release.

-- 
Martin


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