uilineshift

function to shift a selected line (or all other outputs of the PLOT-function) in X and Y-direction

Description

 this function might be useful for quick and dirty visual inspection of multiple traces or timecourses with a timedelay between or arbitrary x/y-axes or illconditioned overlay of traces
 - works for all outputs of the 'plot-function' (type is 'line').
- Note, plotet dots are also of type line.
 - The function adds an icon in the menubar of a figure, which than
   activates the shift-function
 - if the function is active, a line can be selected and moved within the axis as long as the
    mousebutton is not released
 - right mouse button (contextmenu): get the original plot (as long as the icon in the menubar is
   not deactivated)
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HOW TO DO:
1]
plot(something);%plot something
uilineshift; %adds icon in menubar
OR 2]
uilineshift; %adds icon in menubar
now plot something
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EXAMPLE:
  uilineshift('test'); %3 examples
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                    Paul S. Koch, BNIC Berlin 2009
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• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7.5 (R2007b)

[Bryan]

Extremely useful. I don't know how many times I have had to do this manually.

It would be nice if this worked for simulink scopes.

[Bryan]

I thought is would be useful to show the difference between the current line and the original lines. This would be useful if you are trying to find a offset value for instance. If you add this after line 248 or so then the difference will display in the command window:

x_diff = s.x(1)-s.xorig(1);
y_diff = s.y(1)-s.yorig(1);
disp(['New Location Difference: x: ',num2str(x_diff), ' y: ',num2str(y_diff)])

This was a quick and dirty way to get the difference. Better yet the difference would display on the plot somehow.

[Andrew Scott]

Nice, but the demo requires "hanning", which is a signal processing toolbox function.

[Matthew]