[scilab-Users] heatmap / Matplot

[Joshua Auerbach]

What I have found with plotframe as with using the rect argument of 
Matplot is that it gives me axises  with the bounds I give it, but still 
is using the matrix indices for the coordinates.  For example my real 
bounds are xmin = -5 xmax = 5, ymin = 0 and ymax = 5 which I have data 
collected at intervals of 0.1 in both directions, so my matrix has 101 
columns and 51 rows, but if I call   
 plotframe([-5 0 5 5]);
All I will see is the lower left part of my data.  What I really want is 
all the data to show, but instead of the axises showing x go from 1 to 
101 and y go from 1 to 51 I want it to show as x going from -5 to 5 and 
y going from 0 to 5

I was able to get what I described above using grayplot, but (see my 
other responses) that has problems of its own.  Perhaps I will just not 
display the axises at all and edit them into the image later, but was 
really hoping to be able to do this all in scilab.

Cheers,
Josh


François Vogel wrote:
> help plotframe ?
>
> F.
>
> Joshua Auerbach said on 07/06/2008 18:38:
>> That gives me the key on the side, which helps things a little, but 
>> is there a way to adjust the coordinates of the plot so it uses my 
>> grid coordinates as opposed to the matrix indices?
>>
>> Josh
>>
>> François Vogel wrote:
>>> IIUC, just adding a colorbar would do the trick, or...?
>>>
>>> See help colorbar
>>>
>>> Francois
>>
>>
>>