New Plotting Functions: findall.m and allchild.m
Bill Denney
wsloand at gmail.com
Wed Mar 5 06:26:29 CST 2008
Michael Goffioul wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 5:16 AM, Bill Denney <wsloand at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Also, I was trying to write hgsave and hgload, but I could not find a
>> way to create a handle without using the plotting functions. Is there a
>> way to generate handle objects without going through the plotting functions?
> Each object type has a corresponding "constructor" function: line,
> patch, surface...
> Each of these functions accepts property/value pairs. Can't you use them to
> achieve what you wanna do?
Hi Michael,
That was going to be my fallback method. I was going to say that the
main challenge is that there are some automatically created handles that
I would have to detect and remove (for axes: title, xlabel, ylabel,
zlabel), but I guess I could just modify them in place. I'll think more
about it and you may see something tonight or tomorrow.
Is there a list somewhere of the child objects that are stored in
properties other than "children" (ones like title, [xyz]label)?
Have a good day,
Bill
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