How can I use a string in legend()?
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I have the following string:
Now I want to use this string to produce a legend to my figure. So I use
and get this:
But I would like to have this,
which I got by using the following command:
Tthis is exactly the string Legend copied into the function legend().
How can I use directly the string Legend, without copying it to the function legend()?
Edit: I forgot the following code sniplet:
p=zeros(2*length(HG),1);
hold on;
for iter2 = 1:length(HG)
p(2*iter2-1)=plot(freq,real(n(:,iter2)), 'color', cc(iter2,:));
p(2*iter2)= plot(freq,imag(n(:,iter2)),'--', 'color', cc(iter2,:));
end
I use the variable p to skip all dotted lines in the legend.
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Ameer Hamza
2020-10-26
Why do you want to use the first syntax? It is not supported in MATLAB. The second syntax is the correct MATLAB's way of drawing the legends.
Marcel345614
2020-10-26
采纳的回答
Ameer Hamza
2020-10-26
Although Walter's comment already shows the problems with eval(), in case you still want to use the current method, then the closest you can get is something like this
fig = figure()
hold on
p(1) = plot(rand(1,10))
p(2) = plot(rand(1,10))
Legend_str1 = "[p(1) p(2)]";
Legend_str2 = "{'ABC', 'DEF'}";
legend(eval(Legend_str1), eval(Legend_str2))
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Alan Stevens
2020-10-26
You could use
Legend = ['HS+HG = 0.5+5' ;'HS+HG = 1+5'];
legend(Legend)
But make sure there are the same number of characters (including spaces) in both strings.
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Ameer Hamza
2020-10-26
Following alternatives does not require that character arrays have equal lengths.
Legend = {'HS+HG=0.5+5';'HS+HG=1+5'};
legend(Legend)
or
Legend = ["HS+HG=0.5+5";"HS+HG=1+5"];
legend(Legend)
Penghao Duan
2021-4-18
Thanks, that is helpful
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