I recently updated to Matlab 2015a and thus updated my UISplitPane method in my program. I was using your previous UISplitPane method on Matlab 2012a and referenced a property called ‘offsetPosition,’ it was stored within plotDivider; is there a reason why this is not written into the Matlab 2015a version?

Also, in the old UISplitPane method, there was a line “G.Z.updateSubPaneSIzes = @updateSubPaneSizes” so that I could call updateSubPaneSizes elsewhere in the program, do you have a suggestion for how I could call updateSubPaneSizes outside of UISplitPane?

Seb

Using the example from the file exchange I noticed that the mouse pointer no longer updates. Example, select the “zoom in” button, mouse over an axes and the pointer does not change. However, it still functions correctly. Is there a way to fix this so the Pan/Zoom/Etc. positioning controls retain the correct mouse pointer.

Addendum:

After turning off com.mathworks.widgets.desk.DTDocumentBar.wantsToHandle, also

com.mathworks.widgets.tooltip.ToolTipAndComponentAWTListener.mouseInTipComponent
throws an error. But this is not part of the event_listener list.

Dear Yair, dear Anonymus,

while trying to implement my own code to use a systray icon (Yair, your systray function is great but throws many warnings about “depreciated use of set/get” in more recent Matlab versions), I stumbled over another error message using the java code.
Though above code resolves the issue in Matlab 2010b, in 2011b, the issued event is com.mathworks.widgets.desk.DTDocumentBar.wantsToHandle

So you should add this to your list.

By the way: Which events are triggered by these four (to be removed) event_listeners and why could they easily be removed without changing other stuff?

The code I used is basically:

 
systray_icon = rand(16,16,3);
trayimage = im2java(systray_icon);
handles.java.TrayIcon = java.awt.TrayIcon(trayimage);
java.awt.SystemTray.getSystemTray.add(handles.java.TrayIcon);

Thanks for your great work,

Alexander

@Yogesh – You can do this anywhere in your Matlab session, or at the beginning of the function. Note that the relevant condition was modified by Anonymous (see the comments above) to:

str.indexOf('com.mathworks.mwswing.desk.DTSelectionManager') >= 0 || ...
str.indexOf('javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicLookAndFeel') >= 0 || ...
str.indexOf('com.mathworks.widgets.text.mcode.MLintDecorator') >= 0

Where do I insert the following lines to remove the bug with R2008+?

t=java.awt.Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit()
ev=t.getAWTEventListeners()
for i=1:length(ev)
    str=ev(i).getListener().getClass.toString
    if str.indexOf('com.mathworks.mwswing.desk.DTSelectionManager')>=0 || ...
       str.indexOf('javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicLookAndFeel')>=0
        t.removeAWTEventListener(ev(i))
    end
end

Update, here’s an ugly hack I’ve inserted into uisplitpane so that a uitree correctly resizes if it’s in one of the panes.

In the updateSubPaneSizes, line 800, I’ve inserted:

%Z
hParent = get(hDivider,'ContainerParentHandle');
tree_handle = findobj(hParent,'UserData','com.mathworks.hg.peer.UITreePeer');
if(~isempty(tree_handle))
   pixelPos = getPixelPos(hDivider);
   set(tree_handle,'Units','pixels')
   current_tree_pos = get(tree_handle,'Position');
   set(tree_handle,'Position',[current_tree_pos(1) current_tree_pos(2) pixelPos(1)-2 pixelPos(4)]);
   drawnow;
end

Seems to work well enough.

Thanks,
Zach