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Hi Antoine,<br>
Brillant! My search did not reach out that far. I only fiddled
around with the parents children and grand...grandchildren stuff.<br>
BTW: Is " Look ma' " the felt German for <i>Guck mal</i>?<br>
Kind regards<br>
Helmut<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 17.03.2017 14:01, schrieb Antoine
Monmayrant:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Le Jeudi, Mars 16, 2017 11:32 CET, Jens Simon Strom <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:j.s.strom@hslmg.de"><j.s.strom@hslmg.de></a> a écrit:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
How would you avoid the loop in the following example?
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By setting the colormap beforehand so that is only contains the color you want:
n2_=-1000:200:1000;
nS_=-1000:200:1000;
[N2,NS]=ndgrid(n2_,nS_);
N1=2.6*N2+(3.6)*NS;
xdel();
levels=[-60:10:60];
h=scf();
h.color_map=(ones(levels)).'*[0,1, 0];// replace the green [0,1, 0]; by any rgb color you want
contour(n2_,nS_,N1/100,levels);
It's a workaround, it's ugly, but it does the job: "Look ma', no loop!".
Hope it helps,
Antoine
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n2_=-1000:200:1000;
nS_=-1000:200:1000;
[N2,NS]=ndgrid(n2_,nS_);
N1=2.6*N2+(3.6)*NS;
xdel();
contour(n2_,nS_,N1/100,[-60:10:60])
ca=gca(); Comp=ca.children; //colum matrix of handles: (Compound)
nComp=length(Comp);
for k=1:nComp
Comp(k).children.foreground=3;
end
Regards
Jens
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