Increased code flexibility

[binelp]

I have introduced the opportunity to plot asymmetric violins by providing a double set of data as array of cells (two element cell array).
Example of usage now:

violinplot({x,y},[1,2,3],'ShowData',false,'ViolinColor',{rand(4,3),[0 0 0]},...
'ViolinAlpha',{0.85,0.15},'ShowBox',false,'ShowMedian',false,'ShowWhiskers',false);

Combinations of single alpha values or multiple, single colors or multiple are possible.
Further, I have changed the code to allow removing the boxplot completely (including median and whiskers, and central dot), change the box width, and the line width for the median line.

[bastibe]

That's awesome! Could you show me a screen shot of the asymmetric violins? I don't have access to Matlab any longer, so I can't test it myself.

Does it break any backwards compatibility?

[binelp]

Here you see the screens you requested made with some data of mine, the screen of the original test, and the screen of a two-sided version. I tried to do a systematic testing and it should be fully backcompatible. Unfortunately, since the test file does not cover all possible construction possibilities I cannot be 100% sure, but I did extend the test file, too. I expect very minor bugs to be raised.

[bastibe]

Brilliant, thank you!

I'll merge it when you say it's ready.

[binelp]

Sure, nice to contribute.
I'd say it's ready. I'm not planning further testing atm!

[bastibe]

Thank you very much for your contribution, then!

[bastibe]

If you want, you may add one of your fancier plots to the README, to show people what can be done.