Re: imshow.m

Daniel J Sebald wrote:

> John, attached is a short patch to restore the colormap after using 
> imshow().  If the colormap changes using imshow(R,G,B), then future use 
> of image(A) is messed up.

I've been informed that other programs like Octave behave this way.  But that doesn't mean Octave doesn't have to operate the right way.  Why should the global color map change unless I type "colormap(ocean(64))" or some such?

Dan