Assigning figure size to a figure with a given handle (MATLAB)
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Hi,
is there a way to assign the outerposition property of a figure to a figure with a given handle?
For example, if I wanted to define a figure as say figure 1, I would use:
figure(1)
imagesc(Arrayname) % I.e. any array
I can also change the properties of a figure using the code:
figure('Name', 'Name of figure','NumberTitle','off','OuterPosition',[scrsz(1) scrsz(2) 700 700]);
Is there a propertyname I can use to assign the outerposition property to the figure assigned as figure 1?
The reason I am asking this is because I am using a command called save2word (from the MATLAB file exchange) to save some plots from a function I have made to a word file, and I want to limit the number of figures I have open as it does this.
The rest of the code I have is:
plottedloops = [1, 5:5:100]; % Specifies which loops I want to save
GetGeometry = getappdata(0, 'GeometryAtEachLoop') % Obtains a 4D array containing geometry information at each loop
NumSections = size(GetGeometry,4); %Defined by the fourth dimension of the 4D array
for j = 1:NumSections
for i = 1:plottedloops
P = GetGeometry(:,:,i,j);
TitleSize = 14;
Fsize = 8;
% Save Geometry
scrsz = get(0,'ScreenSize'); %left, bottom, width height
figure('Name', 'Geometry at each loop','NumberTitle','off','OuterPosition',[scrsz(1) scrsz(2) 700 700]); This specifies the figure name, dims etc., but also means multiple figures are opened as the command runs.
% I have tried this, but it doesn't work:
% figure(0, 'OuterPosition',[scrsz(1) scrsz(2) 700 700]);
imagesc(P), title('Geometry','FontSize', TitleSize), axis([0 100 0 100]);
text(20,110,['Loop:',num2str(i)], 'FontSize', TitleSize); % Show loop in figure
text(70,110,['Section:',num2str(j)], 'FontSize', TitleSize);% Show Section number in figure
save2word('Geometry at each loop'); % Saves figure to a word file
end
end
Thanks
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