Behaviour of barh stacked plot & FaceAlpha=0
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I’m having a little trouble understanding the behaviour of barh stacked plot. After running the code below you'll note that there is a black vertex(apparently belonging to the top of the [bmkVector] variable series) which, depsite being plotted first, is visible above the foremost yellow series. I would have expected the yellow bars to be totally in the foreground & so not being intersected by this bacl line (I hope my description is clear). Can anybody provide a solution to prevent this behaviour.
For context, what I'm ultimately trying to accomplish is to suspend the ptfFuturesVector & ptfFuturesVectorNeg series (i.e. both yellow) from a point coinciding with the top of the ptfVector bars. My solution is to plot them stacked above ptfVector & then to make ptfVector invisible (FaceAlpha=0).
bmkVector = [...
0.7028;
1.7649;
1.7354;
0.2245];
ptfVector = [...
0.5299;
2.5493;
1.4511;
0];
ptfFuturesVector =[...
0;
0;
2.1657;
0];
ptfFuturesVectorNeg =[...
0;
-1;
0;
0 ];
f = figure;
% h = axes(f);
barh(bmkVector,1,'FaceColor',[0.6078,0.6784,0.7490]);
hold(gca,'on');
barh(gca,ptfVector,0.7,'Stack','FaceColor',[0,0.3922,0.6078]);
barh(gca,[ptfVector,ptfFuturesVector,ptfFuturesVectorNeg],0.5,'Stack','FaceColor',[0.9216,0.7059,0.0784]);
childHandle = get(gca,'Children'); % New Series are put to top of Children Stack
set(get(childHandle(3),'Children'),'FaceAlpha',0,'EdgeAlpha',0,'EdgeColor',[0,0.3922,0.6078]); % Make 3rd child [ptfVector] invisible to give the effect of ptfFuturesVector and ptfFuturesVectorNeg starting from where ptfVector ends
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