Sooner or later you come across the fact that you can not only create scripts and save them as .m files in Matlab, but also code certain things:
Why you should deal with it sooner rather than later and what you can do with that, I’ll explain in this blog article with the help of some example.
Continue reading “Matlab: Scripts, Functions and local Functions”This webpage is currently built from scratch, some things will change in the next weeks and later. It will become some kind of personal blog and web site and a new startup. So this is basically just a live test system.
I’m testing the new word press concepts and twenty nineteen theme with some customization, the site will look different from time to time.
I’m trying to translate this website to english from time to time. This is, like everything else, time-consuming. If there are missing links on site overviews this might mean that the translation is just not done yet.
I’m mostly using the DeepL-Translator and try to read it afterwards but in case something is totally nonsense please leave a comment.
My workshop diary for the Aprilia RS 250 is now back online. Content is not translated yet but pictures speak for themselves. View the diary here
Finally, after years of programmatically putting togehter figures with multiple axis, I created a class based approach for creating figures with multiple y axis. This allows easier customization and usage for GUI programming. I have procrastinated this problem since 2009, basically since I’m using MATLAB.
This is an object orientated approach for creating plots with three or more y axis. myaxisc, short for “Multiple Y Axis Class”, is a class holding all the axes objects needed to display multiple Y axis. Second axis is placed on the right side, the additional axes are placed on the left side.
Continue reading “myaxisc class for MATLAB”
