Wanted to learn what time the program was finished on the middle of the night or something like that...
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Friday, November 27, 2009
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Matlab script for figure with background color
This is the Matlab script to make a white circle with dark background.
The figure1 creates a figure with dark background as indicated by the color attribute.
patch is a built in function which creates a light patch (which is a circle).
I tried the built in function "whitebg" which did not work except that it created another color background (viz: whitebg('green') gives me green background without solving the problem).
set(subplot(2,2,1),'Color','Red') actually sets the color for the subplot but I could not make it work for single figure.
Listed in Matlab file exchange:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/25935
Here is the code:
Note that the point here is not to generate shape, it can be done with conversion into polar co-ordinates (x,y) into (r,theta). My aim was to have different background for figure.
The figure1 creates a figure with dark background as indicated by the color attribute.
patch is a built in function which creates a light patch (which is a circle).
I tried the built in function "whitebg" which did not work except that it created another color background (viz: whitebg('green') gives me green background without solving the problem).
set(subplot(2,2,1),'Color','Red') actually sets the color for the subplot but I could not make it work for single figure.
Listed in Matlab file exchange:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/25935
Here is the code:
Note that the point here is not to generate shape, it can be done with conversion into polar co-ordinates (x,y) into (r,theta). My aim was to have different background for figure.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Edit the Grub boot loader Menu.lst in Ubuntu
Everytime I upgrade the Ubuntu package, I come across the choice of keeping the boot loader. I try to keep the menu.lst updated by accepting the changes.
This has a consequence: The default value on the menu.lst makes computer boot into another version of Ubuntu.
For example if I had XP/Vista OS as Third Option (selection 2) then after changes it would just start whatever is on the third option.
It could be Ubuntu 9.10, kernel 2.6.x.x.-generic
So, I need some way to edit the menu.lst or the boot loader or the grub menu editor.
How do I do it?
start the terminal
type:
save it and restart.
This has a consequence: The default value on the menu.lst makes computer boot into another version of Ubuntu.
For example if I had XP/Vista OS as Third Option (selection 2) then after changes it would just start whatever is on the third option.
It could be Ubuntu 9.10, kernel 2.6.x.x.-generic
So, I need some way to edit the menu.lst or the boot loader or the grub menu editor.
How do I do it?
start the terminal
type:
gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
orsudo vi /boot/grub/menu.lst
remove the un-necessary items on the list.save it and restart.