Where in the axes properties (or elsewhere) is the "pointer" on the next color of ColorOrder ?

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Alexander 2013-1-12

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The command

hold all

holds the current line color in the ColorOrder, so that following plot commands continue cycling through it. This seems to be only a feature of high-level-functions like plot. However, there must be a change in the 'axes properties' (besides the 'NextPlot' property), something like a pointer telling the next plot, which color to be used.

My problem is that I use low-level-function 'line' and want to add another line(s) in the next color of ColorOrder. Is there a more simple way to realize this instead of getting the existing line objects color by some functions as get,findobj and then choosing a non-used color for current line, which could not really considered as cycling.

Thanks.

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José-Luis 2013-1-12

You could create your own custom order and cycle through it.

Alexander 2013-1-12

编辑：Alexander 2013-1-12

thanks, but I do not want another ColorOrder. I just want to know where is the axes property, which calls a next plot whether to cycle in that order or reset to the first entry.

In other words: How MATLAB realizes, that 'hold on' reset the ColorOrder and 'hold all' not. And where I can find these difference.

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José-Luis 2013-1-12

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编辑：José-Luis 2013-1-12

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

Maybe not exactly what you wanted but a workaround:

fH = figure;
aH = axes;
lH = plot(rand(10,1),'r');
your_colors = get(fH,'DefaultAxesColorOrder');
colorIdx = find(ismember(your_colors,get(lH,'Color'),'rows'));
nextColorIdx = mod(colorIdx + 1, size(your_colors,1));
nextColor = your_colors(nextColorIdx,:);

I think creating your own custom color order and cycling through it would be better. The snippet I gave you will not work if the color of the line you plot is not in the default colors.

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Alexander 2013-1-12

Thanks for this code, Jose-Luis. But if I would use plot (instead of line) I also could realize a cycling through the ColorOrder with hold all .

I just thought that there must be a pointer somewhere in the properties which color have to be the next (if hold all was entered). This pointer, or whatever, could then be used for the next line command. (instead of additional code)

But thanks.

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