Figure window not opening with just using plot() in 2025a

Hakan Caldag

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Hello everyone, I have a simple yet annoying problem. In previous versions of Matlab, if I wanted to see a plot, I could write plot(a,b) and it would automatically open a figure window and draw the plot. Now, in 2025a, I need to write figure() first and then write plot(a,b) to see the plot. Otherwise the figure is acting like its Visible property is set to 'off', yet the property seems to be 'on'. Any ideas why this might be happening? Is it like this "by design" now?

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Matt J 2025-7-1

编辑：Matt J 2025-7-1

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Maybe the figure is opening, but for some reason it is positioned off the edge of the screen. What does the following give?

close all
h=plot(a,b);
h.Parent.Parent.Visible
h.Parent.Parent.Position   
get(0, 'Screensize')

Ludovico 2025-11-26

I have the same issue with 2025b. You have to create a figure with the figure command. ... talk about an upgrade

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Hakan Caldag 2025-7-1

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Just as I was about to try this code, plotting just worked. I have no idea what the issue was but it seems that it is resolved for now. Thank you for your time!