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From: Erik on 18 Jun 2008 20:34
Hi,

I have multiple graphics on one plot, one of which is
clickable. Now when I plot something new, say some sort of
'area' plot, it hides my line from the mouse. Is there any
way to change the depth of a plot (i.e. plot a line behind
preexisting lines, instead of on top)

Thanks,
Erik
From: us on 18 Jun 2008 21:06
"Erik ":
<SNIP wants to stack his/her lines...

two of the solutions (copy/paste into command window)

n=2;
nd=10;
x=1:nd;
cmap=jet(2);
lh=zeros(n,1);
% use zdat prop
subplot(2,1,1);
for i=1:n
lh(i,1)=line(x,rand(1,nd),repmat(-i,1,nd),...
'linewidth',5*i,...
'color',cmap(i,:));
end
shg;
% - toggle lines
for i=1:nd
z=sign(rem(i,2)-.5)*-100;
set(lh(1),'zdata',repmat(z,1,nd));
pause(.5);
end
% use handle stacking
% - note: zdata must be equal
subplot(2,1,2);
for i=1:n
lh(i,1)=line(x,rand(1,nd),...
'linewidth',5*i,...
'color',cmap(i,:));
end
% - toggle lines
for i=1:5
uistack(lh([1,2]),'top');
pause(.5);
uistack(lh([2,1]),'top');
pause(.5);
end

typically, you'd implement either solution in a callback...
us
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