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dragplot

PURPOSE ^

DRAGPLOT allows plotted lines to be dragged from one figure window and

SYNOPSIS ^

function dragplot

DESCRIPTION ^

 DRAGPLOT allows plotted lines to be dragged from one figure window and
 dropped into another.  Type DRAGPLOT to enable lines in the CURRENT
 figure window to be moved.  Press and hold the left mouse button to
 select a line object and drag it to the new figure window.  When you 
 release the mouse button, the line will be moved.  It will be removed
 from the old window. If you hold down the CRTRL key while you drag and
 drop, the line object will be copied to the new window.  If you drop
 the line object outside of a figure window, it will be deleted. You
 can enable DRAGPLOT on as many open figure windows as you desire.
 The DRAGPLOT feature is suppressed while the figure window is in zoom
 mode.  It will be enabled when zoom is turned off.

 Example:
   figure; plot(rand(1,30),'r'); dragplot
   figure; plot(cos(2*pi*[0:32]/11),'b'); dragplot
 Now drag and drop the cosine curve or the random plot from one figure
 window to the other.

CROSS-REFERENCE INFORMATION ^

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