what have you done????



hi all:

what have you done with function view????

i'll give you an example.... with versions prior to r2006a, if i
wanted to surface a matrix with element (1,1) on top left and element
(end,end) at bottom right i would do something like

surf(surface);axis ij; view(2);

in previous versions view(2) didn't mess up the inverted axis caused
by 'axis ij;'... so the order of invoking axis and then view
commands would lead to the same result.... in present version
r2006a, view(2) command, changes the inverted axis of 'axis ij' back
to normal.... so to plot the same matrix the same way i need to do

surf(surface); view(2); axis ij;

big problem.... i need to review all my code to make this
correction... SHAME ON YOU MathWorks....

what have you done part 2

what have you done with ROTATE 3D toll on figures window???? in
prior versions i could rotate a figure freely with no restriction on
azimuth or elevation angles.... in present version, R2006a, i can
rotate freely on azimuth angle but elevation is restricted to
[-90,90] degrees... so if i am rotating a figure and wanting to go
all the way around, when i get to elevation 90 i need to go 180
degrees in azimuth and start decending the elevation angle.....

why do you 'improve' what is good and running well????

SHAME ON YOU MathWorks.

see you all in a better mood day
.



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