[scilab-Users] histplot confusing behavior

[michael.baudin at contrib.scilab.org]

 Hello,

 I guess that this is this bug:

 http://bugzilla.scilab.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8640

 If yes, it may mean that your data is weird,
 because I doubt that you expected to manage only one single
 value...

 This does not imply that histplot has not a bug: this is still
 a bug of histplot, and not of your data.

 Best regards,

 Michaël

 On Thu, 19 Jul 2012 10:38:48 -0700 (PDT), Lucian Sandor 
 <lucisandor at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, I have a series of numbers that came from a picture. I got 
> them
> into Scilab with imread(), converted them to double with double(),
> flattened them into a linear array with matrix(myarray,1,-1)), and I
> am trying to create a histogram. I tried: histplot (40, myarray) and 
> I
> got: !--error 999 dsearch : the array val (arg 2) is not well ordered
> at line 88 of function histplot called by : histplot (40, myarray) 
> Not
> being sure what the order is about, I did sort it with myarray = 
> gsort
> (myarray) and still got the same error. I even transposed it, with no
> effect in the error. The mention of dsearch is confusing, because
> dsearch does work. For example, dsearch (myarray, 0:10:260) proceeds
> without errors. Am I doing something obviously wrong? Or did I run
> into a bug? I am new to Scilab, but experienced with Matlab. Thank
> you, Lucian Sandor
>
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