Objects That Can Contain Other Objects
Certain graphics objects can contain other objects. Consider
a graph, for example. In a graph, an object like a line represents
data . Normally, the parent of the line is an axes (i.e., the handle
of the line's Parent property is set to the handle
of the axes that contains it). A figure is normally the parent of
an axes. A typical object diagram of a graph looks like the next figure.
When graphs become more complicated and represent data with
multiple objects, you can group these objects together so you can
perform operations on the group as a whole.
The following sections discuss how to use two container objects
that group axes children within a graph and user interface components
within a figure.
 | Properties Changed by Built-In Functions | | Using Panel Containers in Figures — Uipanels |  |
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