I am trying to create two separate figures for which I'd like to add plots to each using a for loop.
using Plots
gr()
Plots.theme(:juno, fmt = :png)
x = [1,2,3,4]
y = [8,7,6,4]
pt1 = plot()
pt2 = plot(reuse = false)
for i in 1:5
pt1 = plot!(x, i*y)
pt2 = plot!(x, y/i, reuse = false)
end
display(pt1)
display(pt2)
I'd expect to get two figures as if I were doing them separately:
But instead what I get is two figures with all the plots for pt1
and pt2
.
I tried looking into using push!
, but the examples I found were making gifs, which is not what I'm trying to do. This seemed like the most straightforward way that should work, I must just be missing something obvious.
plot!
can take plot handle as the first argument so it should be plot!(pt1, x, i*y)
.
Here is the full corrected code:
using Plots
gr()
Plots.theme(:juno, fmt = :png)
x = [1,2,3,4]
y = [8,7,6,4]
pt1 = plot()
pt2 = plot()
for i in 1:5
plot!(pt1, x, i*y)
plot!(pt2, x, y/i)
end
display(pt1)
display(pt2)
And here is the outcome: