You say "Hi! I have a function A that calls other functions B, C, etc. Each function generates several plots, but in the end function A only plots one figure.
How can I not display the figure that function A generates without commenting on all the plots in the functions?"
So A calls B and C, which both produce plots that you want to keep, and then after those calls A produces it's own plot that you do not want to display. So simply comment out the line in function A only that creates the figure. Or else set a flag, like
plotIt = false;
if plotIt
hfigA = figure('Name', 'Created by A'); % Create new figure in A and save its handle.
plot(xA, yA, 'b-'); % Plot something.
end
That would allow the B and C figures, which you want, to stay there.
Conversely, if you want everything except the A figure to be gone, then close them. If you know their handles you can do
close(hFigB);
close(hFigC);
If you don't, you can put this right before you plot the A plots
close all;
Then the plots from B and C won't be there and you can then decide whether to plot A's plot or not as I showed above.
