Assuming I have a graph objects G = graph(s, t, weights) and I plotted it with plot(G, "XData", x, "YData", y); hold on;.
If during the program I (interactively) execute a callback function adding new nodes to G, I would like to update the plot.
I already know that I could just add the now and plot everything again, but is there a way to only plot the new nodes/edges?
Thanks in advance.Assuming I have a graph objects G = graph(s, t, weights) and I plotted it with plot(G, "XData", x, "YData", y); hold on;.
If during the program I (interactively) execute a callback function adding new nodes to G, I would like to update the plot.
I already know that I could just add the now and plot everything again, but is there a way to only plot the new nodes/edges?
Thanks in advance. Assuming I have a graph objects G = graph(s, t, weights) and I plotted it with plot(G, "XData", x, "YData", y); hold on;.
If during the program I (interactively) execute a callback function adding new nodes to G, I would like to update the plot.
I already know that I could just add the now and plot everything again, but is there a way to only plot the new nodes/edges?
Thanks in advance. graph, node, edges, graph theory, plot MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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