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Re: pcolor + contour
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David Bateman |
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Re: pcolor + contour |
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Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:47:08 +0100 |
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Thunderbird 1.5.0.7 (X11/20060921) |
Pukeja wrote:
> With 3.0, the following code seems to overlap contour on pcolor correctly:
> octave:> pcolor(z);shading flat; hold on
> octave:> contour(z);
>
> However, I have a real data set, but just cannot show the contour line with
> the following code:
> h1=pcolor(d1); shading flat; hold on;
> [c2,h2]=pcolor(eps,1); % with colormap(jet)
>
> where d1 is a 60x120 intensity map with magnitude ranging [0 5] and eps is
> same size map with bottom half being 1 and upper half being 2.3 (just like a
> half plane so I only need one contour to see the separation).
>
> I can not see the contour even by using
> set(h2,"edgecolor","white");
>
> BUT, if I do [c3,h3]=contour(d1), then immediately both contour for d1 and
> eps show up. Then, I can set the edgecolor of h2 to whatever I want.
>
> This may be a workaround if I can delete the contour of d1 (h3). I tried to
> delete(h3), but it didn't work either. So I am stuck.
>
> Thanks for your help!!
>
> Puck
>
gnuplot doesn't do proper hidden line removal in this case, though there
appears to be a patch applied to the CVS version to address this. So
this is really a gnuplot issue and we can't do much about it in octave..
Try the latest CVS version of gnuplot and see if that helps..
D.
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