fixing weird display issues with yyaxis #68
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Forcing to have no Marker and continuous lines everywhere to avoid the bug when yyaxis left and yyaxis right are called
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This looks good to me. Is it ready to merge on your end? I don't have access to Matlab any longer, so I'm trusting you that it works as intended. |
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Indeed it seems to work now, at least whenever I implemented it so I think you're good to go. I will add a commit and/or open a new issue if I realize that this introduced new problems but in principle I just fixed the default Marker and LineStyle to "none" and "-" everywhere so should not be too problematic I guess(?) Thanks for the fast reactivity! |
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Thank you very much then! |
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Forcing to have no Marker and continuous lines everywhere to avoid the bug when yyaxis left and yyaxis right are called