PLTSTMP

version 1.0.0.0 (1.87 KB) by Andreas

PLTSTMP adds a timestamp and name of the calling script to a graph.

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Updated 27 Jul 2004

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PLTSTMP adds a timestamp to the bottom of the figure. If it is called from within a function it also adds the name of the calling function.

The timestamp sometimes plots over the x-axis label. To avoid this, the axis can be shifted vertically.

Example:
>> type tst

x = [1:.1:10];
plot(x,sin(x))

pltstmp

>> tst

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Andreas (2020). PLTSTMP (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/4999-pltstmp), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved February 29, 2020.

Comments and Ratings (4)

Johannes Sarnthein

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17 Nov 2008

Great function which I use a lot.
Recently, I have experienced that pltstmp affects subplot.m by messing up the sizes of subplots.
May this have started with R2007b?
Is there a update for pltstmp possible?
Thanks!

Delia Klingbeil

2 Sep 2004

I fixed my problem, there was a problem with the download. Sorry. It works fine now.

Delia Klingbeil

2 Sep 2004

I love the idea....but...
Why can't I get mine to work?? When I use "pltstmp" without arguments I get an error in line 49. When I use it as "pltstm('test')" I'm told not enought inputs??

I know what "nargin" is , but what does "nargin<1" mean?

Can you help me?

Thanks

stan shepherd

26 Aug 2004

Very nice -- This is a good complement/alternate to Doug Hull's "Suptitle" from earlier this year.

Updates

27 Jul 2004	1.0.0.0	In Matlab 7, DBSTACK syntax has changed so that the full path of the m-file was not shown.
6 Jul 2004		Fixed the problem that the timestamp disappeared when zooming into the picture and some bugs in the documentation of the syntax.