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- BPoliti (56 days 11 hours ago): Hi, Thank you for the very nice article! It has helped me a lot and works like a charm
One thing with the modified code is that it is necessary to add an attachment to send an... - Martin Lechner (77 days 18 hours ago): For html strings you have to replace the special characters with the entity names (e.g. replace '<' by '<' or '>' by '>'). For a description to entity...
- Arun Joe Joseph (78 days 12 hours ago): Is it possible to use this Matlab CheckboxList along with GUIDE? I tried using this in a GUIDE app, and it seems that I cannot pass GUIDE arguments like handles structure to...
- Bradley Stiritz (78 days 23 hours ago): It’s great to see that Yair and others are digging into the internals of AppDesigner. It seems to have a lot of promise. At the same time, AppDesigner is still often...
- Vishal Sharma (79 days 18 hours ago): Great help. thanks. I was struggling with Appdesigner, but this post and the links given for mlapp,solved quite a lot of issues.
- K Xu (83 days 7 hours ago): Trouble is, when there are “<" in the string, they are not shown in Matlab! Any ideas to fix it?
- Martin Lechner (83 days 11 hours ago): Hi Kyle, I normally initialize the property with properties graphicToPrint Graphic = ConcreteGraphic.empty end and have no problems with the new syntax.
- Khaled (84 days 3 hours ago): Hello, I found out how Matlab displays bold hyperlinks. It does so by adding an inline style (style=”font-weight:bold ”) inside the <a> tag. For example:...
- Reza (87 days 3 hours ago): Thank you Yair! In order to analyze the deformation of a surface, I would like to monitor this surface (facade of a building) every 2 hours, for example. so I get every 2 hours a point...
- Kyle (91 days 4 hours ago): I have serious issues with the new syntax actually. If you want to have abstract classes, the old method would work. The new method does not. For example the below 3 classes work with...
- Yair Altman (92 days 8 hours ago): Reza – try using the view function.
- Reza (92 days 9 hours ago): Hi Yair, Great post. i tried to rotate the axes in a 3d graph in Matlab. but i couldn’t do that. i have two Point Cloud, which i need to calculate the distance between them. As...
- Yair Altman (93 days 5 hours ago): Philip – you cannot directly use a Java control inside Java tables, such as a Property Grid. Inside a table you should use a Cell-Editor and Cell-Renderer. Showing how to...
- Philip (93 days 17 hours ago): Yair, Could you please shed some more insight on how to use color choosers (specifically the ColorComboBox / JideColorSplitButton / or com.mathworks.mlwidgets.graphi cs.ColorPicker)...
- E Zapato (96 days 7 hours ago): Niko, I know this was years ago and you’ve almost certainly resolved this, but you can get the calling object via the figure’s CurrentObject property. So from the...
- BPoliti (56 days 11 hours ago): Hi, Thank you for the very nice article! It has helped me a lot and works like a charm
Tag Archives: Undocumented property
20 relevant articles found:Minimize/maximize figure window
Matlab figure windows can easily be maximized, minimized and restored using a bit of undocumented magic powder
UDD Properties
UDD provides a very convenient way to add customizable properties to existing Matlab object handles
Panel-level uicontrols
Matlab’s uipanel contains a hidden handle to the title label, which can be modified into a checkbox or radio-button control
Plot performance
Undocumented inner plot mechanisms can significantly improve plotting performance
Matlab’s HG2 mechanism
HG2 is presumably the next generation of Matlab graphics. This article tries to explore its features.
Plot LimInclude properties
The plot objects’ XLimInclude, YLimInclude, ZLimInclude, ALimInclude and CLimInclude properties are an important feature, that has both functional and performance implications.
Axes LooseInset property
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.
Plot LineSmoothing property
LineSmoothing is a hidden and undocumented plot line property that creates anti-aliased (smooth unpixelized) lines in Matlab plots
Solving a MATLAB bug by subclassing
Matlab’s Image Processing Toolbox’s impoint function contains an annoying bug that can be fixed using some undocumented properties.
