flipud will not work anymore

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Vince Clementi
Vince Clementi 2017년 9월 18일
댓글: Steven Lord 2017년 9월 26일
Hi all,
I am creating a global map and using the cmocean colorbar options. I need to show depth below sea level, so for a few of the color options, I need to invert the colorbar direction. I did this a few months ago using the 'flipud' function and it worked flawlessly. However, I am trying to do the same thing again and it will not work. Am I missing something (code below)? Thanks!
[Z, refvec] = etopo('etopo1_ice_c_i2.bin', samplefactor);
geoshow(Z, refvec, 'DisplayType', 'surface');
setm(gca,'mapprojection','mercator');
cmap = cmocean(flipud('deep'),'5');
demcmap(Z, 256, cmap, [.25 .25 .25]);
colorbar;
c = colorbar
title(c,'m','FontSize',12);
set(c, 'ylim', [-10000 0]);

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Chad Greene
Chad Greene 2017년 9월 26일
The simplest solution is to use the - sign when calling cmocean. So instead of
cmap = cmocean('deep','5');
use
cmap = cmocean('-deep','5');

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Henry Giddens
Henry Giddens 2017년 9월 18일
It looks like you are calling flipud on the string 'deep', which will return the string 'deep'. I dont know what you cmocean command does (I am guessing it returns a colormap with 5 rows), but it looks like you may want to change this line to:
cmap = flipud(cmocean('deep','5'));

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017년 9월 18일
flipud('deep') means the same as flipud(['d', 'e', 'e', 'p']) which is asking to flip a 1 x 4 char array upside down, which would get you the same array ['d', 'e', 'e', 'p']
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James Tursa
James Tursa 2017년 9월 26일
So ... you wouldn't get 'peed'?
Steven Lord
Steven Lord 2017년 9월 26일
Of course not.
Now if you had called fliplr or flip instead ... :)
>> fliplr('deep')
ans =
'peed'
>> flip('deep')
ans =
'peed'

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