fix issue #225

[gilbertogalvis]

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[VolKa79]

This works for
x = 5:8;
y = [1 2 4 3];
area(x,y);

while for other case for area plot
Y = [1 5 3; 3 2 7; 1 5 3; 2 6 1];
area(Y)

we have:

[xarico10]

For the case @VolKa79 mentions, I get an empty figure and multiple warning messages.

Y = [1 5 3; 3 2 7; 1 5 3; 2 6 1];
area(Y)

fig2plotly(gcf, 'offline', false);

Prints the following:

Index in position 1 exceeds array bounds.
We had trouble parsing the area object.
This trace might not render properly.

Index in position 1 exceeds array bounds.
We had trouble parsing the area object.
This trace might not render properly.

Index in position 1 exceeds array bounds.
We had trouble parsing the area object.
This trace might not render properly.

[harshpurwar]

Let's get this done with... I think this issue is now resolved.
@gilbertogalvis Could you check if this is compatible with your version of MATLAB?

[gilbertogalvis]

still continue the problem

[harshpurwar]

@gilbertogalvis I think this is due to the difference in the way MATLAB arranges Xdata and YData vectors in your MATLAB version. Now, this works on R2021a but I don't have access to R2019x or any older MATLAB versions, so you may have to test it on your computer and perhaps add in a check for the MATLAB version. You may use VertexData/VertexIndices for your MATLAB version.

Now we know that is not ideal but we may not have any other choice. If you have another idea please feel free to implement/share!