Kelly Kearney

@Claire

Sorry, I always forget that roundn is part of the Mapping toolbox. Just replace the roundn call:

space = roundn(space, -3);

with

space = round(space*1e3)/1e3;

@Leo,

The warning you are receiving is one issued by the print function whenever it prints a figure with a ResizeFcn, and legendflex does add a resize function to figures. Setting your figure's 'PaperPositionMode' to 'auto' will avoid it (and save you the step of manually setting the page size). Or you could use a function like export_fig (FEX #23629), which in my opinion produces much better output without the quirks of print.

A workaround for the vertical positioning issues with subscripts/superscripts pointed out by William: render the legend with Interpreter set to 'none', then reset it to 'tex' afterwards. You may need to use a larger text size on the initial render as well, and reset to the correct size afterwards (e.g. if text hits box). It's not a perfect fix, and introduces extra horizontal space between columns, but I haven't found a better way to deal with the issues of produced by tex formatting in legends.

Indeed, this function allows for flexible positioning of legend data without auto-resizing of your plot axes.

And as a bonus it is a great way to make a static legend-- as workaround for the often discussed problems of slow graphics performance when updating dynamic plot data with the base legend() command.

Function works brilliantly!! Thanks so much!