Plot prominences coming from findpeaks

Using this example, I can get a nice plot that contains the peaks and the prominences (and the widths too which I don't need):

findpeaks(X,'MinPeakProminence',0.05,'Annotate','extents')

However, I need the peaks and prominences plotted in a different plot that has different axes, other plots and better colors, so I plot them manually with a hold on as:

[pks,locs,~,p] = findpeaks(X,'MinPeakProminence',0.05,'Annotate','extents');
my_plot(X,time) %i have my own plotting function for this, which has a bunch of plot-beautifying stuff
hold on
scatter(time(locs),pks,20,'k','filled','v')
hold off

But I have no idea how to plot the prominences, since the prominence data p is a single number, I do not know where to start the line and where to finish it.

[dpb]

'Pends on what you want the plot to be -- the 'annotate' option draws the prominence as the vertical line from the associated peak less the prominence value. That's it. For each peak, the y vector is [pk(i), pk(i)-p(i)]

The other thing the builtin plotting function does is to draw the horizontal line at pk(i)-p(i)/2 -- that's the one that you have to interpolate the signal to find the crossing on the x axis to the left/right of the peak location.

[Juliana]

Thank you @dpb! Your comment helped me get the y1 and y2 lims for the lines and then I did:

y1 = pks-p;
y2 = pks;
%reshape matrices for plotting prominences
x = vertcat(locs',locs');
y = vertcat(y1',y2');
line(x, y,'Color','k')