Remove legend items from Figure
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shdotcom shdotcom
le 25 Jan 2019
Commenté : shdotcom shdotcom
le 25 Jan 2019
In the figure, how to remove the item "aa" from the legennd without changing the shape of other items?
PointStyle = {'kp-', ...
'LineWidth', 1,...
'MarkerEdgeColor', 'k',...
'MarkerFaceColor', [0 0 .8],...
'MarkerSize',9};
plot(Points, PointStyle{:});
hold on
dataStyle = {'Marker','o', ...
'LineWidth', 1,...
'MarkerEdgeColor', [.8 0.4 0.2],...
'MarkerFaceColor', [1 .6 0.2],...
'MarkerSize',7};
plot(data, dataStyle{:});
if n <=3
%toDO
else
legend_str = {'aa','bb','cc'};
legend(legend_str, 'Fontsize',10,'Location', 'southoutside', 'Orientation','horizontal');
end
if n <=3
%toDO
else
legend_str = {'aa','bb','cc'};
legend(legend_str{2}, legend_str{3}, 'Fontsize',10,'Location', 'southoutside', 'Orientation','horizontal');
end
The shape of third item "cc" is changed:
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madhan ravi
le 25 Jan 2019
Ok see this example , see if this is what you want:
plot(1:10,'-*r')
hold on
plot(2*(1:10),'-vg')
plot(3*(1:10),'-ob')
h=get(gca,'Children'); % grab all the axes handles at once
legendstr={'aa','bb','cc'};
legend(h([1 3]),legendstr{[1 3]}) % see the second label is skipped withoud changing shape
hold off
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Lucademicus
le 25 Jan 2019
You could do it based on the order of appearance of the plots.
Assuming 'aa' is plot first, then 'bb' and then 'cc':
figure;
hold on
plot(rand(4,1),rand(4,1),'r','DisplayName','Red')
plot(rand(4,1),rand(4,1),'g','DisplayName','Green')
plot(rand(4,1),rand(4,1),'b','DisplayName','Blue')
hPlots = flip(findall(gcf,'Type','Line')); % flipped, because the lines our found in reverse order of appearance.
legend_str = {'aa','bb','cc'};
legend(hPlots(2:3), legend_str(2:3), 'Fontsize',10,'Location', 'southoutside', 'Orientation','horizontal');
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