how to title the plots using for loop?

Hi all,

I have a char array (attached) that i want to use it as a title in the for loop

any help would be appreciated.

Thanks a lot

Answer 1

[KSSV]

load('DAYS.mat') ;
for i = 1:length(DAY)
    figure(i)
    title(DAY(i,:)) ;
end

[Lilya]

Thank you Sir KSSV. it works but the figures are not showing one by one. it shows only the last one with all different dates.

Any help?

Thanks

[Lilya]

Here what i used

     for i=92:140;  
         filename=[files(i).name];
 %             disp(['Processing ', files(i).name]);
              sst  = ncread(filename,'sea_surface_temperature');
             lon  = ncread(filename,'lon');
             lat  = ncread(filename,'lat');
             sst = sst';
 
             idxlon  = find(lon>lonmin & lon<lonmax);
             goodlon = lon(idxlon);
             idxlat  = find(lat>latmin & lat<latmax);
             goodlat = lat(idxlat);
 
             subset_sst = sst(idxlat,idxlon);
 %             mn=nanmean(nanmean((subset_sst)));
 %             TEMP=[TEMP,mn];
             y=files(i).name(1:4);
             dd=files(i).name(7:8);
             mm=files(i).name(5:6);
             DT=strcat(dd,'/',mm,'/',y);
             DAY=[DAY;DT];  
        
             figure
             hold on
             orient portrait;
             m_pcolor(goodlon,goodlat,subset_sst-273.15)
             shading interp
             colormap(jet);
             m_proj('mercator','lon',[lonmin lonmax],'lat',[latmin  latmax]);
             m_usercoast('red_sea_f','patch',[0.8  0.8  0.8]);    %  gray color
                                        m_grid('contour','on','tickdir','out','box','fancy','fontsize',10,...
                    'linewidth',1,'linestyle','--');
             m_plot(Xlon,Xlat,'.','Color','k') 
            ylabel('Latitude','fontsize',14,'fontweight','bold');
            xlabel('Longitude','fontsize',14,'fontweight','bold');
            caxis([21 30]);
 %             title(DAY(i,:)) ;
              colorbar;
            hold off
            pause     
            
  end