
- •Its handle.
- •Axis creation and control
- •Is the lower-left corner and (1.0,1.0) is the upper-right.
- •Handle Graphics objects
- •Its handle.
- •XData, yData, zData, or cData, the returned value is computed by
- •VertexNormals, EdgeLighting, and FaceLighting.
- •Values. See the reference guide for detailed property information.
- •Information.
- •Information.
- •Information.
- •Is the figure, the figure is returned.
- •If you specify a filename, matlab directs output to a file instead of
- •150 For figures in image formats and when
- •In portrait orientation for subsequent print operations.
- •In hideme invisible for printing, and turns them visible again
- •Instead of the current axes of the current figure. If hsave is
- •Interface: "iUnknown" if user wants matlab to use iUnknown interface
In portrait orientation for subsequent print operations.
ORIENT, by itself, returns a string containing the paper
orientation, either PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE, ROTATED or TALL
of the current Figure.
ORIENT(FIGHandle) or ORIENT(MODELName) returns the current
orientation of the Figure or Model.
ORIENT( FIG, ORIENTATION) specifies which figure to orient and how to
orient it based on the rules given above. ORIENTATION is one of
'landscape', 'portrait', 'rotated', or 'tall'.
ORIENT( SYS, ORIENTATION ) species which Simulink model or system
to orient and how to orient it based on the rules given above.
For more specific information on how this function works, refer to
this m-file by entering the command:
type orient.m
at the MATLAB command line.
See also print.
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<printdlg> - Print dialog box.
PRINTDLG Print dialog box.
PRINTDLG(FIG) creates a dialog box from which the figure
window, FIG, can be printed. Note that uimenus do not print.
PRINTDLG by itself prints the gcf.
PRINTDLG('-crossplatform',FIG) will force the standard cross-platform
MATLAB printing dialog to appear rather than the built-in printing
dialog for PC. This option gets inserted just before any of the
other options.
PRINTDLG('-setup',FIG) forces the printing dialog to appear in a
setup mode. Here one can set the default printing options
without actually printing.
PRINTDLG(FIG,POS1,POS2) maps the figure from POS1 to POS2
for printing, and then maps it back when done. POS1 and POS2
are rectangle position vectors in normalized coordinates.
This allows for excluding the empty space taken up by
uicontrols. For example:
printdlg(1,[.13 .11 .62 .815],get(gcf,'DefaultAxesPosition'))
PRINTDLG(FIG,POS1,POS2,HIDEME) turns all the objects with handles
In hideme invisible for printing, and turns them visible again
when done (if they are visible originally). Children of objects
that are hidden will also be hidden.
See Also pagesetupdlg, printopt, printpreview.
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<printpreview> - Display preview of figure to be printed
PRINTPREVIEW Display preview of figure to be printed
PRINTPREVIEW(FIG) Display preview of FIG
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<figureheaderdlg> - Show figure header dialog
FIGUREHEADERDLG Show figure header dialog
FIGUREHEADERDLG edits the print header for the current figure.
FIGUREHEADERDLG(FIG) edits the print header for figure FIG.
See also print
<copyoptionsfcn> - brings up the preferences dialog with Copy Options selected.
COPYOPTIONSFCN brings up the preferences dialog with Copy Options selected.
<exportsetupdlg> - Figure style editor
EXPORTSETUPDLG Figure style editor
EXPORTSETUPDLG launches a dialog to edit the current figure's
export settings.
EXPORTSETUPDLG(FIG) edits the export settings for figure FIG.
See also: hgexport, print
Utilities
<closereq> - Figure close request function.
CLOSEREQ Figure close request function.
CLOSEREQ deletes the current figure window. By default, CLOSEREQ is
the CloseRequestFcn for new figures.
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<newplot> - Prepares figure, axes for graphics according to NextPlot.
NEWPLOT Prepares figure, axes for graphics according to NextPlot.
H = NEWPLOT returns the handle of the prepared axes.
H = NEWPLOT(HSAVE) prepares and returns an axes, but does not
delete any objects whose handles appear in HSAVE. If HSAVE is
specified, the figure and axes containing HSAVE are prepared