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abline( 3, -1, \’color\’, \’r\’, \’linestyle\’, \’--\’)
abline( 3, -1, \’color\’, \’r\’, \’linestyle\’, \’--\’)
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plots a dashed red line with a slope of 3 and an intercept of -1 on the axes.
plots a dashed red line with a slope of 3 and an intercept of -1 on the axes.

Revision as of 14:42, 11 August 2008

Purpose

Adds a line on the current axes with a given slope and intercept.

Synopsis

h = abline(slope,intercept)
h = abline(slope,intercept,...) %additional linestyle information

Description

ABLINE draws a line on on an existing axes with a given slope, slope, and intercept, intercept, using the existing x-axis range for values. If a 3D plot is shown, slope and intercept can be 2-element vectors describing the slope and intercept of the line in the y and z dimensions. Optional line style information can also be included. For more information on linestyle information, see the manual page on the line command. The handle of the new line object is returned.

Examples

abline( 3, -1, \’color\’, \’r\’, \’linestyle\’, \’--\’)

plots a dashed red line with a slope of 3 and an intercept of -1 on the axes.

See Also

dp, hline, line, vline