When using clabel to label contour lines, is there a way to manually adjust the gap in the contour line for the label?
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The gaps in the contour lines over lap labeling after adjusting the format of the label to xe^x, font size to 16 and line width to 2.5. Is there a way to "update" the gap size after these adjustments have been made?
h=figure(Number);
clf, grid on, hold on,
% disp('TP1'),
[C,H] = contour(X,Y,Z,V,'-k','Clipping','off','LineWidth',2.5);
set(gca,'FontSize',16),
% disp('TP2'),
text_handles=clabel(C,H,v,'LabelSpacing',500,'FontSize',16);
[j ~]=size(text_handles);
% disp('TP3'),
for i=1:j,
% i,disp('TP4'),
a=get(text_handles(i),'UserData');
y=char(num2str(a,'%5.0e'));
set(text_handles(i),'String', y);% ,'Interpreter','LaTex');
end
I submitted a bug report on this and they forwarded to the enhancement team and confirmed that they were not able to find a work around for the issue.
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Matt Fig
2012-12-6
Can you give some data that shows the problem? Like:
[X,Y,Z] = peaks(300);
contour(Z)
Or manipulate the peaks data so that we all can see what you see.
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David
2014-4-27
So how did you work around this problem, Nathan? I have the same problem. I want to make my labeling size 18, but then the lines and the numbers are overlapping. See the attached contour plot below. I have tried to both to specify the label fontsize in the clabel command:
clabel(o1,o2,'fontsize',18,'color',[1 1 1])
and by creating an object:
hh = clabel (o1, o2)
set (hh, 'fontsize', 18,'color',[1 1 1])
but I get the same contour plot in either case.
Does anyone know how to avoid the lines overlapping the labels when the label text size is big? Any help is appreciated.
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/174862/image.jpeg)
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Platon Patlakas
2017-9-23
Did you find something? I am facing even bigger problems using contourm.
Thanks in advance.
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