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From: Petra on 8 Jan 2010 16:27 Hi, may be it is a stupid question. But I do not know the answer. Is there a way to change the " 0 45 90 180 ..." labels in a polar plot to lets say "west east north ..."? I do not know how to use the tick command for a polar plot. Thanks for your help
From: us on 8 Jan 2010 17:47 "Petra " <e.petra(a)gmx.de> wrote in message <hi87v6$q6u$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > Hi, > may be it is a stupid question. But I do not know the answer. > Is there a way to change the " 0 45 90 180 ..." labels in a polar plot to lets say "west east north ..."? > > I do not know how to use the tick command for a polar plot. > > Thanks for your help one of the solutions is outlined below - also, look at the reply to your other OP polar([1,2,3],[4,5,6]); ph=findall(gca,'type','text'); ps=get(ph,'string'); disp([num2cell(1:numel(ps)).',ps]); % see the content's indices... %{ %} ps(1:15)={''}; ps([1,2,3,4,5,10,11])={ 'YLABEL' 'XLABEL' 'TITLE' 'east' 'west' 'south' 'north' }; set(ph,{'string'},ps); ps=get(ph,'fontweight'); ps(1:3)={'bold'}; set(ph,{'fontweight'},ps); ps=get(ph,'position'); ps{1}(1)=-8; set(ph,{'position'},ps); us
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