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images.ui.graphics.events.AnnotationRemovedEventData Class

Namespace: images.ui.graphics.events
Superclasses: event.EventData

Event data is passed when annotation is removed

Renamed from images.ui.graphics3d.events.AnnotationRemovedEventData in R2024b

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Description

The images.ui.graphics.events.AnnotationRemovedEventData class is the class passed to listeners when you remove an annotation from a Viewer object. When the object triggers an event using the notify handle class method, MATLAB® assigns values to the properties of an AnnotationRemovedEventData object and passes that object to the listener callback function (the event handler).

The images.ui.graphics.events.AnnotationRemovedEventData class is a handle class.

Class Attributes

ConstructOnLoad
true
HandleCompatible
true

For information on class attributes, see Class Attributes.

Creation

The notify handle class method creates an AnnotationRemovedEventData object when called to trigger an event.

Properties

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Event source, specified as a handle to the Viewer object that triggered the event.

Attributes:

GetAccess
public
SetAccess
private
GetObservable
true
SetObservable
true

Name of the event, specified as a character vector.

Attributes:

GetAccess
public
SetAccess
private
GetObservable
true
SetObservable
true

Data Types: char

Annotation removed from the viewer, specified as a Point or Line object. Each Point object specifies a 3-D point annotation, and each Line object specifies a 3-D line annotation.

Attributes:

GetAccess
public
SetAccess
private
GetObservable
true
SetObservable
true

Examples

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This code defines a callback function that gets the event properties from the images.ui.graphics.events.AnnotationRemovedEventData object passed to it when the event is triggered.

function myCallbk(s,evtData)
   eventSource = evtData.Source;
   eventName = evtData.EventName;
   eventAnnotation = evtData.Annotation;
   ...
end

Version History

Introduced in R2024a

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