A couple of days ago, I plotted about twenty figures and was trying to set the markers with thicker edge. This would be very easy if it was in Excel: just change the 'Marker Line Style' in the 'Format data series' tab. However, it was kind difficult to do in Matlab. At least I didn't get a good solution from the google results on that day.
Today I happened to find the solution when I was playing with Matalb just for fun. The fact is that the 'Marker Edge Width' is actually defined by the 'LineWidth', even when the plot does not use a line to connect the markers..
t=[1:5];
plot(t,sin(t), 's', 'Markersize', 20,'LineWidth', 5)
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
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