Several statements in if condition plotting and drawing arrow

Hello,

My code is like this:

...

for nt=1:10001
  t=(nt-1)*dt
  ...
  if nt==1 | nt==101 | nt==1001
    baseLine = 0;          %# Baseline value for filling      under the curves
    index = 1:101;         %# Indices of points to fill  under
    figure(3)
    plot(xx,body_up,'k','Linewidth',1.5);   %# Plot the first line
    hold on;    %# Add to the plot
    h1 = fill(xx(index([1 1:end end])),...   %# Plot the first filled polygon
                [baseLine body_up(index) baseLine],...
                'y','EdgeColor','none');
    plot(xx,body_down,'k','Linewidth',1.5);   %# Plot the second line
    h2 = fill(xx(index([1 1:end end])),...   %# Plot the second filled polygon
              [baseLine body_down(index) baseLine],  'w','EdgeColor','none');
    plot(xx(index),baseLine.*ones(size(index)),'r'); %#Plot the red line
    title(['...=',num2str((nt-1)/(10000))]); 
    drawnow
  end
end

The question >>

I want to show an arrow for each u and p in each time in the figure using latex. But when I use this code it shows just last nt value in if condition (1001) in the title.

Any help, please!

[Sivakumaran Chandrasekaran]

figure plot(1:10) x = [0.3 0.5]; y = [0.6 0.5]; annotation('textarrow',x,y,'String','y = x ')

[Meva]

Thanks I already know how to show an arrow for a single line. What I just asked was a bit complicated.

[Image Analyst]

Meva you didn't really ask a question - you just said what you want and that was " I want to show an arrow", which is sort of an implied question. The function annotation() will allow you to draw arrows but then you said you knew how to draw arrows, so what is the question? Is it how do you do it in Latex? Can you ask an actual question starting out like "How do I .....?" because as of now, we don't know what your question is.

Answer 1

[dpb]

"...But when I use this code it shows just last nt value in if condition (1001) in the title."

Surely. Because (quoting from documentation) " title sets the Title property of the current axes graphics object to a new text graphics object."

Since there's only one Title property, you overwrite displayed title each pass thru. Not sure what you want as an end result, but that's the cause of the symptom. Perhaps you intend to create multiple figure 's instead of only one by the repeated use of the fixed integer handle '3'; I don't know???