Shorthand command for surface plot
This page describes the legacy workflow. Use it when you work
with legacy code and do not plan to convert it to use the recommended
approach. Otherwise, use pdeplot
.
pdesurf(p,t,u)
pdesurf(p,t,u)
plots a
3-D surface of PDE node or triangle data. If u
is
a column vector, node data is assumed, and continuous style and interpolated
shading are used. If u
is a row vector, triangle
data is assumed, and discontinuous style and flat shading are used.
h = pdesurf(p,t,u)
additionally
returns handles to the drawn axes objects.
For node data, this command is just shorthand for the call
pdeplot(p,[],t,'XYData',u,'XYStyle','interp',... 'ZData',u,'ZStyle','continuous',... 'ColorBar','off');
and for triangle data it is
pdeplot(p,[],t,'XYData',u,'XYStyle','flat',... 'ZData',u,'ZStyle','discontinuous',... 'ColorBar','off');
If you want to have more control over your surface plot, use pdeplot
instead
of pdesurf
.