Reputation: 1343
The following code using hold on
overlaps completely a graph on the other;
hold on
m = {'a'};
n = {'b'};
v = {'c'};
w = {'d'};
g1 = graph(m,n);
g2 = graph(v,w);
p1 = plot(g1);
p2 = plot(g2);
p1.NodeLabel = {'', ''};
p2.NodeLabel = {'', ''};
p2.LineStyle = {'none'};
p1.MarkerSize = [10 20];
p2.MarkerSize = [20 10];
axis off
in case I need visibility of both placed on nodes (like the lower nodes) is there any solution (or trick) instead of hold on?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 90
Reputation: 1343
by the way so far this trick seems to be working;
dividing the total_matrix
to the minor_matrix
and major_matrix
, and just put the major_matrix
on first layer, then make NodeColor
the variable.
Upvotes: 1