This file contains a simple function of the form:
[TT,T]=intercalar03(A,B,C,...)
Where if
A=[a1 a2...an]; B=[b1 b2...bn];
c=[c1 c2...cn]
Then TT=[a1 b1 c1 a2 b2 c2...an bn cn]
It also works if any of B,C,D... is an escalar. Thus, if C is an escalar c, then C=[c c c...c] is taken to have the same number of elements A has.
Not only it works with numbers, but with any kind of variable that accepts a simple array manipulation. (i.e. char or sym, but not inline objects)
The idea is simple, and many others might have used that before:
1. Create the matrix T=[A; B; C;...]
2. Read it's columns as T(:).'
Usage: I have used it to generate discontinuous plots by intercalating the coordinates with Nan. The file includes an example of this.
Note: I was not capable of avoiding the loop to create the matrix TT, since there is a variable number of input arguments. How can that be done? |
