how to color the area under the line??

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i am using polar coordinates to plot an antenna coverage area shape. i got the code as following:
and i got the result :
i just need help at [ how can i shad or color the area under the curve ????]
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 10 Dec 2016
It's not clear what area you're referring to. If you mean between the line and the center, then it seems that some points are "inside" 3 curves or 4 curves. So do you count that area 3 times or 4 times or just once?
ahmed allaheani
ahmed allaheani on 11 Dec 2016
yes I am referring to the area between the line and the center. i count it only once
thanx

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Nirav Sharda
Nirav Sharda on 13 Dec 2016
You can use the patch function here. I picked up 2 adjacent points and the center and created a patch inside a for loop. Also I used 'polar' instead of 'polarplot', because patch cannot be used for polaraxes.
r = [-18,-23,-29,-30,-30,-27,-24,-22,-32,-32,-30,-30,-24,-22,-25,-15,-20,-22,-27];
theta = linspace(-180,180,length(r));
polar(theta,r);
[x y]= pol2cart(theta,r);
for i = 1:length(r)-1
x1 = [x(i) x(i+1) 0];
y1 = [y(i) y(i+1) 0];
patch(x1,y1,'r','EdgeColor','none');
end
% This can be optional. I added this so that the numbers 10 and 20 are
% visible
alpha(.1);
I hope this helps.

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