Am I seeing a bug In LiveScript Output?

I get an extra set of incorrect axes when viewing a stackedplot figure in the LiveScript output.

I added variable names so that the correct set of axes are moved and you can see the two sets.

tbl=timetable([0;1],[1;1],[0;0],[1;0],'SampleRate',0.5);
tbl.Properties.VariableNames={'A somewhat longer name','shorter','short','shortest'};
stackedplot(tbl)

Results in the ouput of the LiveScript:

Results from using the command window:

Is this a bug or do I have some setting or option improperly set?

[Adam Kingsley]

This occurs even if I declare a vector/matrix instead of a timetable.

Answer 1

[Cris LaPierre]

When I run your code in my computer, the resulting figure looks the same in a live script and the command window. I can also run it here using 20b.

tbl=timetable([0;1],[1;1],[0;0],[1;0],'SampleRate',0.5);
tbl.Properties.VariableNames={'A somewhat longer name','shorter','short','shortest'};
stackedplot(tbl)

[Adam Kingsley]

Thank you for checking. I'll continue looking.

[Cris LaPierre]

Try restarting MATLAB?

[Adam Kingsley]

It went away when I inserted "figure" before the stackedplot. And it stayed away when I removed "figure". Not sure why this happened but it appears to be associated with my code.

[Adam Kingsley]

Yeah, I should have restarted Matlab before posting the question. That would have worked too, I'm sure. Thank you again.

[Cris LaPierre]

It might depend what else you have in your live script. If you had another figure before, it will reuse the same axes, which could cause the problem. Using the figure command forces it to create a brand new figure for the plot, preventing any carry-over issues that might result from reusing an existing figure.