(1) https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/creating_plots/control-axes-interactions.html
When creating a uifigure-based uiaxes object, you automatically get to use the built-in interaction "gestures" such as panning/zooming without needing to enable any of the interactive modes from the toolbar.
You can toggle this behavior with enableDefaultInteractivity / disableDefaultInteractivity, which under the hood modify UIAxes.InteractionContainer.Enabled (a dependent property).
I am refactoring an existing application to try to use these gesture interactions.
The problem is that something is causing the gestures to become irreversibly disabled for all of the UIAxes on my uifigure, as in enableDefaultInteractivity() does not restore the gestures and the UIAxes.InteractionContainer.Enabled property remains off due to circumstances/code that I cannot see since Mathworks has chosen to P-code everything.
The only clue we're given is that "Sometimes MATLAB® automatically disables the built-in interactions. For example, they might be disabled for charts that have special features, or when you implement certain callbacks such as a WindowScrollWheelFcn callback." (1)
I have made sure nothing in my code sets WindowButtonDownFcn / WindowButtonMotionFcn / WindowButtonUpFcn / WindowKeyPressFcn / WindowKeyReleaseFcn / WindowScrollWheelFcn to eliminate that as a potential cause, but the gestures are still disiabled.
Without actual elaboration from Mathworks or other users' findings, I am unable to determine what else might be causing the gestures to become irreversably disabled.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
