Different grid lines color in MATLAB

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Denis Perotto 2019-7-1

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评论： Denis Perotto 2019-7-1

Is it possible to change color of every single grid line? Not only for all X or Y lines.

I only know it is possible to change any label on axis like this:

ax = gca;
ax.YTickLabel{2} = '\color{green}T_{S}';

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Jon 2019-7-1

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The grid is a property of the current axis. After you draw your figure, and add the grid, you can set the GridColor property of the current axis. Here's a little example. Note RGB colors are normalized values in range of 0 to 1.

% make up some data to plot
x = linspace(0,100);
y = x.^2 + 3;
% plot the data and add the grid
plot(x,y)
grid
% change the grid color, gca means get current axis, the colors are RGB values
set(gca,'GridColor',[0.1 0.2 0.9]) % a bluish color

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Jon 2019-7-1

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You could draw ordinary lines to overlay the existing grid lines for your special grid lines, and then set their colors as you like. By the way, I'm assuming you mean grid lines and not tick marks, your example in your questions seems to refer to tick marks.

Here is an example:

% plot the data and add the grid
plot(x,y)
grid
% get the handle to the current axes
ax = gca;
% find out the range of y values, so the line you draw matches the current
% plot
yRange = ylim
% draw special grid lines
% parameters for special grid lines
color = {[0.9, 0.3, 0.8];[0, 0 1]}; % RGB colors for the special grid lines
xGrid = [20,60]; % x locations of special grid line
% generate line that overlay the current grid
numGrid = length(xGrid);
xGridLine = repmat(xGrid,numGrid,1);
yGridLine = repmat(yRange(:),1,numGrid);
% add the special grid lines to the plot and set their colors
hold on
 h = plot(xGridLine,yGridLine);
 set(h,{'Color'},color)
 hold off

Please see the accepted answer to https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/19815-explicitly-specifying-line-colors-when-plotting-a-matrix which is where I learned how to set the colors when you plot a matrix of x and a matrix of y values

Adam Danz 2019-7-1

编辑：Adam Danz 2019-7-1

xline & yline are great solutions for r2018b or later and those lines will extend if the axis limits are changed after they are drawn.

If you're plotting lines manually (as Jonathan proposed), the lines will not extend if the axis limits are increased which is why it's good to either set the desired axis limits prior to drawing those lines or make sure the line extend to the desired limits.

Denis Perotto 2019-7-1