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f = figure() |
f = figure(ID) |
f = figure(H) |
f = figure(propertyName, propertyValue) |
f = figure(ID, propertyName, propertyValue) |
f = figure(H, propertyName, propertyValue) |
a scalar integer value: find or creates with ID.
a scalar graphics object on an existing figure.
a scalar string or row vector character.
a value.
a graphics object: figure handle.
figure creates figure.
Clicking on an figure automatically sets it as the current figure object.
Properties:
AlphaMap: Transparency map for Axes content.
Children: Children of figure: empty array (default) or 1-D array of objects.
Color: Background color [R, G, B] or string (example: 'blue') or hexadecimal color code ('#FFAA00').
Colormap: Color map for axes content of figure: m-by-3 array of RGB triplets, parula (default).
CurrentAxes: Target axes in current figure: Axes object.
Name: Name (default '').
GraphicsSmoothing: GraphicsSmoothing (default 'on').
MenuBar: Figure menu bar display: 'none' or 'figure' (default).
NextPlot: Directive on how to add next plot: 'new', 'replace', 'replacechildren' or 'add' (default).
Number: Figure Number.
NumberTitle: Use number title: 'off' or 'on' (default).
Parent: Figure parent: root graphics object.
Position: Location and size of drawable area: [left, bottom, width, height]
'width' and 'height' define the size of the window. 'left' and 'bottom' define the position of the first addressable pixel in the lower left corner of the window
Tag: Object identifier: string scalar, character vector, '' (default).
ToolBar: Figure toolbar display: 'none', 'auto' (default), 'figure'.
Type: Type 'figure'.
UserData: User data: array or [] (default).
Visible: State of visibility: 'off' or 'on' (default).
DrawLater: is used to delay a huge succession of graphics commands (implying several drawings or redrawings): 'on' or 'off' (default).
f = figure(1)
g = figure(2)
h = figure(3)
figure(g)
gcf()
figure('Name', 'Hello')
Version | Description |
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1.0.0 | initial version |
1.2.0 | Clicking on an figure automatically sets it as the current figure object. |
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