function theResult = Plot2(varargin)

% Plot2 -- Plot in second set of axes.
%  Plot2(...) plots in the second set of axes,
%   using the syntax of plot().  The axes are
%   superimposed on the first set of axes, and
%   the 'YAxisLocation' is set to 'right'.
%  Plot2 (no argument) switches to the
%   second axes.
 
% Copyright (C) 1997 Dr. Charles R. Denham, ZYDECO.
%  All Rights Reserved.
%   Disclosure without explicit written consent from the
%    copyright owner does not constitute publication.
 
% Version of 24-Apr-1997 10:59:23.

theAxes = sort(findobj(gcf, 'Type', 'axes'));
while length(theAxes) < 2
   theAxes = [theAxes axes];
end
axes(theAxes(2))

set(theAxes(2), 'Units', get(theAxes(1), 'Units'));
set(theAxes(2), 'Position', get(theAxes(1), 'Position'));

if nargin > 0
   varargout = cell(1, nargout);
   v = vargstr('plot', length(varargin), length(varargout));
   eval(v)
end

theDefaultColor = get(0, 'DefaultAxesColor');
set(theAxes(1), 'Color', theDefaultColor)
set(theAxes(2), 'Color', 'none')
theXAxisLocation = get(theAxes(1), 'XAxisLocation');
theYAxisLocation = get(theAxes(1), 'YAxisLocation');
if ~isequal(get(theAxes(1), 'XLim'), get(theAxes(2), 'XLim'))
   switch theXAxisLocation
   case 'bottom';
      theXAxisLocation = 'top';
   case 'top'
      theXAxisLocation = 'bottom';
   otherwise
   end
end
switch theYAxisLocation
case 'left';
   theYAxisLocation = 'right';
case 'right'
   theYAxisLocation = 'left';
otherwise
end
set(theAxes(2), 'XAxisLocation', theXAxisLocation)
set(theAxes(2), 'YAxisLocation', theYAxisLocation')

if nargout > 0, theResult = varargout{1}; end