Plot performance
Undocumented inner plot mechanisms can significantly improve plotting performance
Undocumented inner plot mechanisms can significantly improve plotting performance
Matlab contains a few undocumented GUI layout managers, which greatly facilitate handling GUI components in dynamically-changing figures.
The default Matlab figure toolbar and menu actions can easily be modified using simple pure-Matlab code. This article explains how.
More information on Matlab's new HG2 object-oriented handle-graphics system
HG2 is presumably the next generation of Matlab graphics. This article tries to explore its features.
Matlab's undocumented feature function enables access to some internal experimental features
The default image presented by Matlab's image function has a very interesting undocumented story.
The plot objects' XLimInclude, YLimInclude, ZLimInclude, ALimInclude and CLimInclude properties are an important feature, that has both functional and performance implications.
Matlab plot axes have an undocumented LooseInset property that sets empty margins around the axes, and can be set to provide a tighter fit of the axes to their surroundings.
LineSmoothing is a hidden and undocumented plot line property that creates anti-aliased (smooth unpixelized) lines in Matlab plots