File Exchange Pick of the Week

April 27th, 2005

Shade an area

Greeting from Singapore. Part of the glamorous life of an application engineer is traveling the world singing the praises of MATLAB. So here I am between seminars and customer visits to bring you the best of the best from MATLAB Central. This week I choose a file by Andreas called areashade. This slick little function allows you to easily color just a subsection of the area bounded by a curve. This is useful, and the function itself is well documented and conforms to the MathWorks standard help format. He even includes a simple, illustrative example.

By Doug Hull

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Zach: Hi Doug and Les, I didn’t have a lot of time to mess with this, but I did find a work-around. I plotted...
hamed: k
Les: @Zach This isn’t exactly what you are looking for but at least it puts all three parameters on the same...
Zach: Thanks for your suggestions Doug. I’ll give that a shot and see what happens. I’ve seen many of...
Doug: @Zach, I would say to use plotYYY, because that is close to what you want, but using depth as Y makes sense....
Doug: @Teja, I think this will work: http://www.mathworks .com/access/helpdesk /help/techdoc/ref...
Gify: merry christmas :) nice christmas tree! Regards, Janet Gify
Teja: Dear Doug Is there anyway to plot a surface from nonuniform data without meshgrid and griddata? Basically i...
Zach: I’m working with geophysical data, so I’d like to produce a depth profile. The y-axis would be...
Doug: @Ashok First, please do not use variable names that are MATLAB commands (std and mean). Second, p(j) should be...

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