How can I change the DEFAULT line thickness on a control systems toolbox function (rlocus, bode, step, lsim, etc..)?
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I have been successful to change the default line thickness of all my plot() command by using the
set(0,'defaultlinelinewidth',2)
command on a startup.m file inside the ../toolbox/local directory.
However it looks like plots generated by the rlocus, step, slim, or any control system predefined function does not get affected by it.
It would be wonderful if I could add another line at startup.m that I can change the default line thickness, and font sizes for my control system graphs.
thank you for your help,
have only found a graphical way to do this but there is no options for linewidth
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shivam chaturvedi
on 6 Apr 2020
set(findall(gcf,'type','line'),'linewidth',3);
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shivam chaturvedi
on 6 Apr 2020
1 vote
Please use-set(findall(gcf,'type','line'),'linewidth',3);
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Kaan Uçar
on 13 Nov 2020
That was the one! Thank you!
Craig
on 30 Apr 2013
0 votes
Currently there is no documented programmatic way of doing this. I have created an enhancement request for this functionality.
Thanks, -craig
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Stefan Rickli
on 3 Jun 2017
Edited: Stefan Rickli
on 3 Jun 2017
Had a look at the program code of the plotting function today, still not possible. :-(
For Bode-plots and the like, LineWidth is invisibly and unchangeably hard coded in the constructor of 'wavepack.wavestyle' which gets instantiated in controllib\graphics\@wavepack\@WaveStyleManager\makestyles.m
I've tried changing the for-loop to include a line
style(ct).LineWidth = 2
but it gets ignored unfortunately. If you set a breakpoint and type the command on the command line then it works...
I've also tried putting the class files elsewhere and masking the path as someone suggested in https://ch.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/138604 but this doesn't work either. So I'm stuck as well...
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