📄 boldlines.m
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function boldlines(hdaddy,linewidth,markersize)
% BOLDLINES: changes the thickness of lines and the saize of markers
%
% boldlines(hdaddy,linewidth,markersize)
%
% Its simple, just type "boldlines" at the matlab prompt. The lines are
% made much thicker so that the figures can make good slides.
%
% hdaddy ... handle of a figure or axes object or other parent object
% which contains line objects
% ******** default = gcf ******
% linewidth ... desired line width expressed as a ratio of output
% to input size
% ******** default 4 ********
% markersize ... desired line width expressed as a ratio of output
% to input size
% ******** default 2 ********
%
% You can customize the default behavior of boldlines by defining some
% globals: BOLDLINES_LW and BOLDLINES_MS . Set these to have your desired
% default values of linewidth and markersize. A good place to define
% these is in your startup.m file.
%
% Gary Margrave, CREWES
%
if(nargin<3)
global BOLDLINES_MS
if(isempty(BOLDLINES_MS))
markersize=1;
else
markersize=BOLDLINES_MS;
end
end
if(nargin<2)
global BOLDLINES_LW
if(isempty(BOLDLINES_LW))
linewidth=4;
else
linewidth=BOLDLINES_LW;
end
end
if(nargin<1)
hdaddy=gcf;
end
if(strcmp(get(hdaddy,'type'),'figure'))
hfigkids=get(hdaddy,'children');
haxes=[];
for k=1:length(hfigkids)
if(strcmp(get(hfigkids(k),'type'),'axes'))
haxes=[haxes hfigkids(k)];
end
end
else
haxes=hdaddy;
end
for kk=1:length(haxes)
hkids=allchild(haxes(kk));
for k=1:length(hkids)
if(strcmp(get(hkids(k),'type'),'line')|strcmp(get(hkids(k),'type'),'hggroup'))
lsize=get(hkids(k),'linewidth');
set(hkids(k),'linewidth',linewidth*lsize);
msize=get(hkids(k),'markersize');
set(hkids(k),'markersize',markersize*msize);
end
end
end
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