Data cursor coordinates
Matt
The only thing I could think of trying is 'axis ij', but it made no difference.
Matt Fig
Dave Brackett
> Does anyone know if, when displaying images, it is possible to have the data cursor display 'ij' pixel coordinates, i.e. where X= RowNumber and Y=ColumnNumber?
>
> The only thing I could think of trying is 'axis ij', but it made no difference.
You can customise the datatip. Right click on a datatip in the figure and go to 'edit text update function'. You can then edit the callback to return whatever you want in the output_txt variable.
Matt
> You can customise the datatip. Right click on a datatip in the figure and go to 'edit text update function'. You can then edit the callback to return whatever you want in the output_txt variable.
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Thanks a lot (you too, Matt).
But this raises a few more questions (you'll have to bear with me, I don't do a lot of graphics programming and so I'm not very conversant with notions of events and callbacks).
The old call back function gets used whenever I open a new figure. How do I make it so that my custom callback is always used? How would I later restore the factory default?
Matt
Thanks again.
Richard Sonnenfeld
number of decimal digits (precision) displayed by the data cursor (or data-tip) as they
seem to call it. Four digits is not necessarily enough for fine work.
It turns out to be easy -- once you think of it. The poster
figured out his question. I'll document what he discovered when he said "nevermind --
I got it."
1) Select Data Cursor tool and click a point on your plot
2) Right click the tool and select "Edit Text Update Function"
3) On line 8 you will see an expression "output_txt = ... (pos(1),4)...
(pos(1),4)...
4) Change the ,4's to ,7's or whatever level of precision you need.
5) Save the file as "custom_cursor.m" (or whatever you like
6) Next time you need to use the cursor, repeat step 1, but then Right Click and
select "Select Text Update Function". Now select your custom_cursor.m and
you will have your customized cursor.
7) The cursor always returns to its default state. For now, I don't mind selecting custom_cursor every time I need one. I'll be happy to have a suggestion on how to permanently change the cursor if someone feels like making one.
Steven Lord
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>I stumbled across the thread because I was looking for a way to change the
> number of decimal digits (precision) displayed by the data cursor (or
> data-tip) as they
> seem to call it. Four digits is not necessarily enough for fine work.
>
> It turns out to be easy -- once you think of it. The poster
> figured out his question. I'll document what he discovered when he said
> "nevermind --
> I got it."
*snip*
> I'll be happy to have a suggestion on how to permanently change the cursor
> if someone feels like making one.
Enable the data cursor using the DATACURSORMODE function and change the
Updatefcn property to use your custom text update function.
http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/techdoc/ref/datacursormode.html
If you want to automatically enable data cursor mode with your custom
Updatefcn whenever you create a figure, set the default Figure CreateFcn to
call DATACURSORMODE as I described above.
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