title shifted into figure box

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Dan
Dan 2011-7-13
Hello,
I am running a for loop to produce several figures at once in some of the figures the title gets shifted into the figure box and is obstructed by some of my bars.
Here is the code I am using:
for i = 1:6
X(1) = ave_dur_spei(1,i);
X(2:7) = ave_dur_spei_gcm_ann(1:6,i);
bar_h=bar(X);
bar_child=get(bar_h,'Children');
set(bar_child,'CData',X);
set(gca,'XTickLabel',{'Historical';'cnrm-cm3';'gfdl-cm2-1';'miroc3-2-med';'mpi-echam5';'ncar-ccsm3';'ncar-pcm1'},'fontsize',18)
xticklabel_rotate
ylabel('average duration (months)','fontsize',18)
title([num2str(x(i)),'-month SPEI: Austin, NV (duration below 90th percentile)'],'fontsize',14)
set(gca,'fontsize',18)
refline(0,X(1))
saveas(gcf,['austin_',num2str(x(i))],'png')
close gcf
end
The error only occurs when i = 3, 4, and 5...
Can anyone help me?
Thanks, Dan
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Jan
Jan 2011-7-13
How strange that "close gcf" works, because this means "close('gcf')", but Matlab understands what the user wants - a first version of feature('dwim').
Dan
Dan 2011-7-13
Walter, I'm using 7.10.0(R2010a) and my operating system is Windows XP

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Jan
Jan 2011-7-13
TITLE creates a TEXT object with 'data' units. The position of the title is influenced by the axes' fontsize. Solution: Set the axes' fontsize at first and use 'normlized' units:
set(gca, 'fontsize', 18);
title([num2str(x(i)), '-month etc.'], 'fontsize', 14, ...
'units', 'normalized', 'Position', [0.5, 1.02])
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Dan
Dan 2011-7-13
Thanks again Jan! I'm assuming if I'm having the same type of problem with the ylabel I can use a similar fix?
Jan
Jan 2011-7-13
The YLabel considers the width of the YTickLabels, which is not easy to control. But it works equivalent to the title.
You can look in the source of ylabel.m.

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