Thread Subject: Legend

I created a small M-file which works except for one tiny problem. This is the code

function [x, XT] = pfr(Ts)
xspan = [0, 7];
XT0 = [0; 350];
[x, XT] = ode45(@(x, XT) pfr1(x, XT, Ts), xspan, XT0);
[AX,L1,L2]= plotyy (x,XT(:,1),x,XT(:,2));
xlabel('Length, m');
axes(AX(1));
ylabel('Conversion');
axes(AX(2));
ylabel('Temperature, K');
set(AX,'YTickMode','auto');
legend('Temperature Profile','Conversion');
    function cprime = pfr1(x, XT, Ts)
    cprime = [2.16*10^6*exp(-5624/XT(2))*(1-XT(1)) ; -5.28*10^7*exp(-5624/XT(2))*(1-XT(1))-0.4*(Ts-XT(2))];

According to the plotyy function, the conversion XT(1) is to be plotted first, then temperature XT(2). However the Legend insists on labelling the lines the other way round with temperature first. If I write the correct legend i.e.
legend('Conversion','Temperature Profile');
the conversion line is labelled as temperature and vice versa. Can anyone explain why this is happening? Thanks

Chinelo Nebo
> According to the plotyy function, the conversion XT(1) is to be plotted first, then temperature XT(2). However the Legend insists on labelling the lines the other way round with temperature first. If I write the correct legend i.e.
> legend('Conversion','Temperature Profile');
> the conversion line is labelled as temperature and vice versa. Can anyone explain why this is happening? Thanks

one of the solutions
- if you do not assign the graphics handles to their respective legend,
  the order of the legend follows the stack of the handles...

% thus, use this syntax...
     x=1:10;
     [ax,lha,lhb]=plotyy(x,rand(size(x)),x,1.*x);
     set(lha,'marker','s');
     set(lhb,'marker','o');
     legend([lhb;lha],{'b','a'});

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