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13 Nov 2007 makeLineHighlightable Makes lines or line children of axes highlightable Author: Matthew Whitaker data exploration, gui, children, utility, line, graphical data 32 5
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20 Nov 2008 PropListener - add a callback to property value get/set event Attach a listener callback to a property value get/set event(s) Author: Yair Altman

Once again Yair saves a lot of frustration with his instructive and well written code. Until I get R2008 up this function nicely does the trick.

In my case coordinating the 'EdgeColo'r of a patch and a line's 'Color' property. Something linkprop can't do.

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16 Jan 2008 makeLineHighlightable Makes lines or line children of axes highlightable Author: Matthew Whitaker QUEFFURUSt, Aurélien

Great job! It works perfectly with the current release (R2007b).

21 Nov 2007 makeLineHighlightable Makes lines or line children of axes highlightable Author: Matthew Whitaker iqbal, saeed

i opened this site and i liked it very much.

14 Nov 2007 makeLineHighlightable Makes lines or line children of axes highlightable Author: Matthew Whitaker P, V

I have a naive question. If I open Figure Palette (ML R14) in figure window, I get any line object highlighted if I click it. This is reasonable, because it allows to see gco. Apparently, in the submission discussed here the highlighting has some other meaning. Which one?

Another question is for Doug. If I open uicontextmenu for gco with right button, I see option CUT, but there are no important options MOVE, BLOW UP/DOWN (both implemented in RECTANGLE AND ELLIPSE), and ROTATE (strangely, Rotate3D button in main toolbar cannot rotate single objects within fixed 2D axis). Of course, one can modify uicontextmenu, but such options are very general, why not yet implemented?

Furthermore, if I have a line object within RECTANGLE or ELLIPSE brought into axis from Annotations,instead of that object only RECTANGLE or ELLIPSE are always selected by clicking the line object. This seems to me inconsistent. What is the explanation for that? Apparently, RECTANGLE and ELLIPSE consider not only the perimiter, but also inner points as their own property. This is very inconvenient for users.

13 Nov 2007 makeLineHighlightable Makes lines or line children of axes highlightable Author: Matthew Whitaker Hull, Doug

This file is the first winner of the LazyWeb challenge I posted on my Blog.

http://blogs.mathworks.com/pick/2007/11/13/lazyweb-on-the-file-exchange/

13 Nov 2007 makeLineHighlightable Makes lines or line children of axes highlightable Author: Matthew Whitaker Whitaker, Matthew

Revision submitted to turn off other lines when highlighting a line

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