- •Is constrained to the grid of size stepsize starting at the
- •If a mouse button is not down.
- •If Fixed is used for HorizontalAlignment or VerticalAlignment, then
- •It sets the figure properties that are recommended for dialog boxes.
- •In the base directory.
- •If isequal(filename,0) || isequal(pathname,0)
- •Itself, or any object contained in the figure.
- •Itself, or any object contained in the figure.
- •Instring is a cell array. Paragraph breaks are implemented for
- •Values. See the reference guide for detailed property information.
- •Information.
- •Information.
- •Information.
Information.
Example:
h = figure('ToolBar','none')
ht = uitoolbar(h)
a = [.05:.05:0.95];
b(:,:,1) = repmat(a,19,1)';
b(:,:,2) = repmat(a,19,1);
b(:,:,3) = repmat(flipdim(a,2),19,1);
hpt = uipushtool(ht,'CData',b,'TooltipString','Hello')
See also get, set, uitoggletool, uitoolbar, uimenu, figure.
Reference page in Help browser
doc uipushtool
<uisetpref> - manages preferences used in UIGETPREF
UISETPREF manages preferences used in UIGETPREF
UISETPREF('addpref',GROUP,NAME,{VAL1,VAL2,VAL3,...})
registers the preference with the uisetpref database
UISETPREF('clearall')
resets all registered preferences to 'ask' mode
Example:
uisetpref('addpref','mygraphics',... % Group
'savefigurebeforeclosing',... % Preference
{'always','never','Yes','No'}) % Values and button strings
See also addpref, getpref, rmpref, setpref, uigetpref
Reference page in Help browser
doc uisetpref
<uitable> - creates a two dimensional graphic table component
UITABLE creates a two dimensional graphic table component.
UITABLE creates a table component using default property values in
the current figure window. If no figure exists, one will be created.
UITABLE('PropertyName1',value1,'PropertyName2',value2,...) creates a
uitable object with specified property values. MATLAB uses default
property values for any property that is not specified.
UITABLE(PARENT, ...) creates a uitable object as child of the specified
parent handle PARENT. The parent can be a figure or uipanel handle.
H = UITABLE(...) creates a uitable object and returns its handle.
Execute GET(H), where H is a uitable handle, to see the list of uitable
object properties and their current values.
Execute SET(H) to see the list of uitable object properties that can be
set and their legal property values.
Example: create a table with data, column names, parent and position.
f = figure;
data = rand(3);
colnames = {'X-Data', 'Y-Data', 'Z-Data'};
t = uitable(f, 'Data', data, 'ColumnName', colnames, ...
'Position', [20 20 260 100]);
See also figure, inspect, format, sprintf, uicontrol, uimenu, uipanel
Reference page in Help browser
doc uitable
<uitoggletool> - Create a togglebutton in the toolbar of a figure window.
UITOGGLETOOL Create a togglebutton in the toolbar of a figure window.
UITOGGLETOOL creates a togglebutton control in the last added toolbar
of the current figure window and returns a handle to it.
UITOGGLETOOL('PropertyName1', value1, 'PropertyName2', value2,...)
creates a togglebutton control with the specified properties in the
toolbar and returns a handle to it.
UITOGGLETOOL(TBAR, ...) creates a togglebutton control in the specified
toolbar.
H = UITOGGLETOOL(...) creates a togglebutton control and assigns a
handle to H.
UITOGGLETOOL properties can be set at object creation time using the
PropertyName/PropertyValue pair arguments to UITOGGLETOOL, or changed
later using the SET command.
Execute GET(H) to see a list of UITOGGLETOOL object properties and their
current values. Execute SET(H) to see a list of UITOGGLETOOL object
properties and legal property values. See the reference guide for more