Releases: weber1158/core-plot
Releases · weber1158/core-plot
Version 1.3.1
Version 1.3.0
Version 1.3.0
Major changes:
- Added a new optional name-value pair to the main function (i.e.,
LayerNames).- Specifying
core_plot(Z,LayerNames=value,...)will assign a unique color to each layer corresponding to each unique layer name. Thevaluecan be either a cell vector or a categorical vector, but the size ofvaluemust match the size ofZ. That is, each layer must have a corresponding layer name. The user can specify their own colors using theColorsname-value pair. - Specifying the
LayerNames=valuename-value pair will also automatically add a legend to the plot with appropriate legend entry names. - This optional argument works with the primary
core_plotvisualization as well as thebasic_core_plotvisualization that is called if the user does not have the Partial Differential Equations (PDE) Toolbox installed.
- Specifying
Minor changes:
- Updated function help and documentation
- Added a new example (+example image) to the
README.mdDocumentation - Corrected spelling of "hexadecimal" in all files.
Version 1.2.1
Version 1.2.1
- Edited the
APAcitation to match the standard set by Purdue Owl. - Renamed the
BibTeXcitation header toBibLaTeX - Added example images to the
imagesfolder and updated theREADMEdocumentation to display them
Version 1.2.0
Version 1.2.0
Patched the core_colors function so that, as long as the function is located on the search path, users can successfully call the function without specifying any inputs. In the previous release (Version 1.1.x), specifying the core_colors command with no inputs would result in an error if the current folder was not the main "Core Stratigraphy Visualization" repository folder.
Version 1.1.1
Version 1.1.1
Documentation fixes and function comment edits.
Version 1.1
Version 1.1
Fixed a path issue in core_colors that resulted in an error in the previous version.
Initial Release
Version 1.0
Introduces the core_plot and core_colors functions as well as a demonstration file (demo.mlx).