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Stefan Schuberth

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21 Oct 2005 Screenshot grid2 - add a grid to 2D plots This function adds a grid to a 2D plot which can be modified. Author: Stefan Schuberth annotation, customization, grid plot, line styles, 2d, plots 3 2
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25 Feb 2008 grid2 - add a grid to 2D plots This function adds a grid to a 2D plot which can be modified. Author: Stefan Schuberth Schulz, Helmut

It's a good idea to have a function that changes the grid color and style. Mathworks hasn't implemented this function for years. The grid is implemented as a single graphical object and a handle is returned. So after generating a grid it can be modified easyly.

20 Oct 2005 grid2 - add a grid to 2D plots This function adds a grid to a 2D plot which can be modified. Author: Stefan Schuberth Hanselman, Duane

The axes properties 'XColor' 'YColor' 'ZColor' and 'GridLineStyle' already provide this capability. In fact with these properties you can make the grid color different along the different dimensions.

Function is poorly written. Use the basic object line(...) for drawing these kinds of lines rather than the high level plot(...) function, then you don't have to look at NextPlot properties, etc. You can then easily set HandleVisibility to 'off' to hide the new grid.

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2d, annotation, customization, graphics, grid plot
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21 Oct 2005 Screenshot grid2 - add a grid to 2D plots This function adds a grid to a 2D plot which can be modified. Author: Stefan Schuberth annotation, customization, grid plot, line styles, 2d, plots 3 2
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3.0 | 2 ratings

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