[Scilab-users] TR: {EXT} Curves color when plotting

[Perrichon]

Hello CL

Thanks you for your response. It’s wise en relevant.

But yesterday, I’ve found 5 minutes ti program the children(x).foreground

Also thanks you for this nice conversation and exchange

 

 



 

Pierre P.

 

 

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Objet : Re: [Scilab-users] {EXT} Curves color when plotting

 

 

Hi,

 

I see. In his case, since Scilab is open source, I think the best way is to edit the plot to suit to your need. 

 

for example, you can edit the bode function, add extra line to line 125 and 155

 

// Set datatips info
124 e = gce();
125 e.children.foreground = tcolor(1);  <-- extra line
126 for i=1:size(e.children, "*")
154 ephi = gce();
155 ephi.children.foreground = tcolor(2) <-- extra line
// Set datatips info
for i=1:size(ephi.children, "*")

and the header

 

bode(tcolor, varargin)

so you can call the bode by:

 

bode([2,5],h, 0.01, 100);

 

and get

 

 

 

then you goto the SCI\modules\cacsd\macros\ , run buildmacros.sce to make it permanent. 

 

 

CL

 

 

---- On Tue, 22 Oct 2019 15:02:55 +0800 Perrichon <perrichon.pierre at wanadoo.fr <mailto:perrichon.pierre at wanadoo.fr> > wrote ----

 

Hello,

 

Thanks you for your response

 

I mainly plot curves for bode, nyquist plans, et also time response curves  with csim.

 

With csim, curves are plotted using plot2d. So the problem is very easy to solve :

               simulation=csim(in, t, SYS_FTBF );

               plot2d(t' , [in' simulation'],rect=[0,ymin_Temp,tmax,ymax_Temp],style=TColor);

 

where TColor=[2 3 5 4 6 16 5 15];

I suppose that 2, 3 …are index in a Color Table by default.          

 

I have no solution to colorize curves with bode or nyquist, exept to acces to children(xx).foreground=TColot(i)

where i is the curve number.

 

That's what I wanted to avoid

 

Best regards

 

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