how to select an axis using mouse click?

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Aru hazari 2015-4-14

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评论： Steven Zhu 2022-9-22

I have 2 axes in the gui figure window. I want to plot the data on the selected axis. The selection is to be done with a mouse click. How do i do it? please help.

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Adam 2015-4-14

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编辑：Adam 2015-4-15

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Axes have a

ButtonDownFcn

property. Just define a callback in each of your axes that allows you to identify which was selected. Probably you could use the same callback for both as the src (first argument to the callback) should allow you to identify the axes by comparing it with the two axes handles.

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Jan 2015-4-14

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If you click on an axis, is is made the current axes object automatically. But this might be confusing for the user, because this action does not change anything on the screen. So following the ButtonDownFcn advice of Adam is a good idea.

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Adam 2015-4-15

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You can use the

WindowButtonDownFcn

of the figure itself, but then you have to manually work with the position coordinates and compare them to the 'Position' property of your axes.

Alternatively you could use a callback on whatever object is on your axes (and retrieve its parent), but that may not be an appropriate solution depending what is plotted, how often it changes, etc, etc.

Alternatively you could just use a radio button to choose axes instead of clicking on them. Or a toggle button.

Steven Zhu 2022-9-22