Is it possible to save a figure when MATLAB is running with "-nodisplay" option?
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I have MATLAB running with "-nodisplay" flag and I have created a figure which is not displayed.
I start MATLAB without display by using the following command in the Linux terminal window:
matlab -nodisplay
I create figure by using the following command in MATLAB Command Window:
plot(1:10)
This figure is not displayed. Can I save it to a file in FIG or other format nevertheless?
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MathWorks Support Team
on 27 Jun 2009
It is possible to save a figure even if it is not displayed. You can use the commands HGSAVE or PRINT to save the figures to a particular format, using GCF or other figure handle. For example,
hgsave('filename')
hgsave(h,'filename')
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David
on 12 Dec 2013
What if I tried this and when I attempt to reload the figure it says:
Error using ==> open at 162
There is no 'WindowStyle' property in the 'contourgroup' class.
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