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- Yair Altman (20 hours 16 minutes ago): @sumaia – validateattributes simply ensures that the specified input variable is of the expected type. You can make these...
- sumaia (20 hours 40 minutes ago): I am trying to run an example that uses validateattributes. My matlab is an older version and doesn’t recognise this function....
- Ramon Fincken (1 day 17 hours ago): I was using a figure as webfigure (Java JA builder), and I wanted to get rid of the popup window ( the figure window ), while...
- Lemikainen (1 day 22 hours ago): thx for quick reply, already tried method you suggest yesterday but had some troubles and noticeable delay before changes are...
- Michele (1 day 23 hours ago): @Yair – Thank you very much for the quick reply, I’ll definitely give it a try.
- Yair Altman (1 day 23 hours ago): @Michele – you could store a temporary flag in a persistent variable or the handle’s ApplicationData/UserData, or a...
- Michele (1 day 23 hours ago): This utility is very interesting, but due to the use of ‘dbstack’ it wouldn’t work in compiled applications. Do...
- Yair Altman (2 days 7 hours ago): @James – I don’t have an immediate answer for you, it requires some investigation. This sounds like a good idea for...
- Yair Altman (2 days 10 hours ago): @Ryan – as I explained in the follow-up article, Matlab tabs have an internal bug that causes Java and ActiveX controls...
- Ryan (2 days 10 hours ago): Hi Yair. Thanks so much for sharing your indepth knowledge. I would like to embed a uitree within a uitab in a uitabgroup. Creating...
Tag Archives: JavaFrame
Docking figures in compiled applications
Figures in compiled applications cannot officially be docked since R2008a, but this can be done using a simple undocumented trick.
Minimize/maximize figure window
Matlab figure windows can easily be maximized, minimized and restored using a bit of undocumented magic powder
Blurred Matlab figure window
Matlab figure windows can be blurred using a semi-transparent overlaid window – this article explains how
Categories: Figure window, GUI, Java, Listeners, Medium risk of breaking in future versions, Undocumented feature
Tags: GUI, Java, JavaFrame, Undocumented feature
2 Comments
Tags: GUI, Java, JavaFrame, Undocumented feature
2 Comments
Transparent Matlab figure window
Matlab figure windows can be made fully or partially transparent/translucent or blurred – this article explains how
Categories: Figure window, GUI, Hidden property, Java, Medium risk of breaking in future versions
Tags: Desktop, GUI, Hidden property, Java, JavaFrame
5 Comments
Tags: Desktop, GUI, Hidden property, Java, JavaFrame
5 Comments
Enable/disable entire figure window
Disabling/enabling an entire figure window is impossible with pure Matlab, but is very simple using the underlying Java. This article explains how.
Categories: Figure window, GUI, Hidden property, Java, Medium risk of breaking in future versions
Tags: GUI, Hidden property, Internal component, Java, JavaFrame
5 Comments
Tags: GUI, Hidden property, Internal component, Java, JavaFrame
5 Comments
FindJObj – find a Matlab component’s underlying Java object
The FindJObj utility can be used to access and display the internal components of Matlab controls and containers. This article explains its uses and inner mechanism.
