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Subject: Re: ButtonDownFcn Callback for Axes Objects
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Ryan
The hittest() command is present in R2008b. It has been around for a long time although it is still undocumented. How it differs, if at all, from
get(gcf, 'CurrentObject') I do not know.
ML