MATLAB streamribbon边缘颜色

如评论中所述，没有简单的方法来照亮色带表面的某些边缘，而不能照亮其他边缘。

However, the ribbon surfaces are simply defined by the points on the edges, so it is only a matter of retrieving these points and reorganizing them (inline them) to get a perfect coordinate set for 3D lines.
To get a closed profile, we just need to replicate the first point at the end of the profile.

I packaged that into a function which will return a set of handles the same size as the ribbon handle array, and transfer any additional parameters you can send to the internal plot3 function. So the usage is quite straightforward:

So using exactly the same code than in the question (which retrieve the array of ribbon surface handle in the variable h), adding:

hs = StreamEdges( h , 'k','Linewidth',1 ) ;

will produce:

Of course, you can always get crazy and set your line properties in group:

set(hs,'LineWidth',1,'Color','c')
%// or
set(hs,'LineWidth',2,'Color','r','Marker','none')

Code for function StreamEdges.m :

function hs = StreamEdges(hribbon,varargin)

wasOnHold = ishold ;            %// save hold state
hold on

hs = zeros( size(hribbon) ) ;   %// initialize output handle array
for ih=1:numel( hribbon ) ;
    %// retrieve X, Y, and Z data of each surface
    hsurf = handle( hribbon(ih)) ;  %// for pre-HG2 (2014a) versions
    xx = hsurf.XData ;
    yy = hsurf.YData ;
    zz = hsurf.ZData ;

    %// reoder coordinates to linearise surface profile (edge)
    xx = [xx(:,1) ; flipud(xx(:,2)) ; xx(1)] ;
    yy = [yy(:,1) ; flipud(yy(:,2)) ; yy(1)] ;
    zz = [zz(:,1) ; flipud(zz(:,2)) ; zz(1)] ;

    %// return double to stay compatible with pre-HG2
    hs(ih) = double( plot3(xx(:),yy(:),zz(:), varargin{:} ) ) ;
end

if ~wasOnHold ; hold off ; end      %// restore hold state
hs = handle(hs) ;                   %// convert "double" handle back to HG2 handles

The function should work with version pre-HG2 (=pre 2014b) or post-HG2. The handle array it will return will be in the HG2 format (= real handle, not just their double representation). This gives you access to the dot notation on your graphic object even for version pre-HG2. If you are not comfortable with that, just comment the last line of the function (or to get the old handle style you can always use the function hs = double(hs))

Target axes

除了保留hold状态外，该函数的行为类似于大多数高级绘图函数，这意味着它们将直接转到当前axes（gca），或者如果不存在则创建一个新的。
您可以轻松地修改函数以接受axes句柄作为目标，或者简单地不进行修改就在参数中显式调用它：

hs = StreamEdges( h , 'Parent','target_axes_handle' , 'Color','k','Linewidth',1) ;