Define a plot object but do not show the plot

I have a speradsheet
column 1 = day
column 2 = temperature
column 3 = rainfall
I want to define
plot_temperature=plot(day, temperature)
plot_rainfall=plot(day, rainfall)
But I do not want to display these two plots when I define these objects. Please advise.

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Tommy
Tommy le 30 Mai 2020
plot_temperature=plot(day, temperature, 'Visible', 'off');
plot_rainfall=plot(day, rainfall, 'Visible', 'off');
Or if you don't even want a figure to show:
f = figure('Visible', 'off');
ax = axes(f);
plot_temperature=plot(ax, day, temperature);
plot_rainfall=plot(ax, day, rainfall);

3 commentaires

alpedhuez
alpedhuez le 30 Mai 2020
The idea is just to define these plot objects so that one can reuse them when one wants to plot multiple times (with different x axis, y axis, and title specifications). But the above definitions may not be portable...
Steven Lord
Steven Lord le 30 Mai 2020
So you want to write a function that accepts data and plots that data using settings you've chosen earlier? Generating code from a plot that you've created and customized so it looks the way you want is probably a good first step.
alpedhuez
alpedhuez le 30 Mai 2020
Yes this is the idea. Thank you.

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