function [cs,h]=mmcont3(arg1,arg2,arg3,arg4,arg5)%MMCONT3 3-D Contour Plot Using a Colormap.% MMCONT3(X,Y,Z,N,C) plots N contours of Z in 3-D using the color% specified in C. C can be a linestyle and color as used in plot,% e.g., 'r-', or C can be the string name of a colormap. X and Y% define the axis limits.% If not given default argument values are: N = 10, C = 'hot',% X and Y = row and column indices of Z. Examples:% MMCONT3(Z)			10 lines with hot colormap% MMCONT3(Z,20)			20 lines with hot colormap% MMCONT3(Z,'copper')	10 lines with copper colormap% MMCONT3(Z,20,'gray')	20 lines with gray colormap% MMCONT3(X,Y,Z,'jet')	10 lines with jet colormap% MMCONT3(Z,'c--')		10 dashed lines in cyan% MMCONT3(X,Y,Z,25,'pink')	25 lines in pink colormap% % CS=MMCONT3(...) returns the contour matrix CS as described in CONTOURC.% [CS,H]=MMCONT3(...) returns a column vector H of handles to line objects.% D.C. Hanselman, University of Maine, Orono ME 04469% 4/17/95% Copyright (c) 1996 by Prentice Hall, Inc.n=10;	c='hot';	% default valuesnargs=nargin;	cflag=1;	if nargin<1,error('Not enough input arguments.'),endfor i=2:nargin	% check input arguments for N and C	argi=eval(sprintf('arg%.0f',i));	if ~isstr(argi)&length(argi)==1  % must be N, grab it		n=argi;		nargs=i;  % # args to pass to contour3	elseif isstr(argi)  % must be C		if exist(argi)==2	% is colormap, so grab it			c=argi;			nargs=i-1;		else				% is single color/linestyle			cflag=0;			nargs=i;		end	endendif cflag  % a colormap has been chosen	clf			% clear figure	view(3)		% make it 3-D	hold on		% hold it	mapstr=sprintf([c '(%.0f)'],n);	set(gca,'ColorOrder',eval(mapstr));endevalstr='[CS,H]=contour3(';for i=1:nargs	evalstr=[evalstr sprintf('arg%.0f',i) ','];endlstr=length(evalstr);evalstr(lstr:lstr+1)=');';eval(evalstr)hold offif nargout==1,		cs=CS;elseif nargout==2,	cs=CS;h=H;end