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Charles Plum

E-mail: cplum@nichols.com
Company/University: CSC Nichols Research

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24 Dec 1998	stackfigs.m display multiple figures simultaneously by stacking all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	development environme..., multiple, figure, display, stacked, stack	10	1	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
24 Dec 1998	tilefigs.m Display multiple figures simultaneously by tiling the screen with all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	development environme..., tile, multiple, tiling, figure, display	28	7	4.2 4.2 \| 5 ratings

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21 Feb 2009	tilefigs.m Display multiple figures simultaneously by tiling the screen with all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	Tim	Looks like it only works if figure units are pixels. Should check for actual units, save them, do tiling, then restore original units. Should also allow a selection of figure handles to be passed, rather than always tiling all figures.
14 Jun 2008	tilefigs.m Display multiple figures simultaneously by tiling the screen with all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	Shvorob, Dimitri	Works even with Matlab 2008a, but not quite perfectly: figures overlap slightly.
13 Aug 2006	tilefigs.m Display multiple figures simultaneously by tiling the screen with all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	Abbott, Ben	Did just what I wanted it to do. I'm running MATLAB Version 7.2.0.283 (R2006a) on Mac OS 10.4.7. This routine doesn't respect the dock, and since Matlab does, this creates problem when tiling 1 row of figures and filling the screen. For example, >> tilefigs([1,N]) However, this problem is easily resolved by increasing the rows a bit :-) >> tilefigs(1.1,N)
28 Jul 2006	tilefigs.m Display multiple figures simultaneously by tiling the screen with all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	Lennartz, Stephan	good function, works still under ML-R14 (Version 7.1..)! Here's a little test-program for trying out: - - - - - - - - - - - function test_tilefigs %% test-function for tilefigs % feel free to modify the constants N=0; % counting index for creating figures for R=(1:4); % Rows for C=(1:5) % Columns N=N+1; % count index starts with 1 and will not be incr finally figure (N); % create a number of figures end end %% CALL tilefigs, display for 5 s and remove the figures again tilefigs ([R C],1); % R rows, C columns , 10 pixels border pause(5); % wait 5 s for indx=(1:N); close(figure(indx)); end end % test-function
27 Apr 2006	tilefigs.m Display multiple figures simultaneously by tiling the screen with all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	Hamilton, Linda	It seems that it doesn't tile the figures properly if I am using 19" TFT screen. Any suggestions?

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24 Dec 1998	stackfigs.m display multiple figures simultaneously by stacking all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	development environme..., multiple, figure, display, stacked, stack	10	1	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
24 Dec 1998	tilefigs.m Display multiple figures simultaneously by tiling the screen with all open figures. Author: Charles Plum	development environme..., tile, multiple, tiling, figure, display	28	7	4.2 4.2 \| 5 ratings

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