- •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
Instead of the current axes of the current figure. If hsave is
empty, NEWPLOT behaves as if it were called without any inputs.
NEWPLOT is a standard preamble command that is put at
the beginning of graphics functions that draw graphs
using only low-level object creation commands. NEWPLOT
"does the right thing" in terms of determining which axes and/or
figure to draw the plot in, based upon the setting of the
NextPlot property of axes and figure objects, and returns a
handle to the appropriate axes.
The "right thing" is:
First, prepare a figure for graphics:
Clear and reset the current figure using CLF RESET if its NextPlot
is 'replace', or clear the current figure using CLF if its
NextPlot is 'replacechildren', or reuse the current figure as-is
if its NextPlot is 'add', or if no figures exist, create a figure.
When the figure is prepared, set its NextPlot to 'add', and then
prepare an axes in that figure:
Clear and reset the current axes using CLA RESET if its NextPlot
is 'replace', or clear the current axes using CLA if its NextPlot
is 'replacechildren', or reuse the current axes as-is if its
NextPlot is 'add', or if no axes exist, create an axes.
See also hold, ishold, figure, axes, cla, clf.
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<ishandle> - True for graphics handles.
ISHANDLE True for graphics handles.
ISHANDLE(H) returns an array that contains 1's where the elements
of H are valid graphics or Java object handles and 0's where they are not.
Overloaded methods:
rptcp/ishandle
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<findall> - find all objects.
FINDALL find all objects.
ObjList=FINDALL(HandleList) returns the list of all objects
beneath the Handles passed in. FINDOBJ is used and all objects
including those with HandleVisibility set to 'off' are found.
FINDALL is called exactly as FINDOBJ is called. For instance,
ObjList=findall(HandleList,Param1,Val1,Param2,Val2, ...).
Example:
plot(1:10)
xlabel xlab
a=findall(gcf)
b=findobj(gcf)
c=findall(b,'Type','text') % return the xlabel handle twice
d=findobj(b,'Type','text') % can't find the xlabel handle
See also allchild, findobj.
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ActiveX Client Functions (PC Only)
<actxcontrol> - Create an ActiveX control.
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<actxserver> - Create an ActiveX server.
ACTXSERVER Creates a COM Automation server.
H = ACTXSERVER('PROGID') Creates a local or remote COM Automation server
where PROGID is the programmatic identifier of the COM server and H is
the handle of the server's default interface.
H = ACTXSERVER('PROGID', 'param1', value1,...) creates an ActiveX
server with optional parameter name/value pairs. Parameter names are:
machine: specifies the name of a remote machine on which to launch
the server.