How to change in marker size in the global legend?

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Zhe Dong
Zhe Dong 2024-8-14
编辑： Zhe Dong 2024-8-15
Hi,
I'm making a plot containing a few subplots using the function tiledlayout, and I created a global legend using the code
leg = legend({'A','B','C'})
leg.Layout.Tile = 'North'
However with this I can't use the previous method to change the marker size in the legend, because it requirs two outputs from the legend, and it will override the previous code.
[~,icons] = legend({'A','B','C'})
icons1=findobj(icons,'type','patch');
set(icons1,'MarkerSize',15,'Linewidth',1.5);
Anyone know the workaround of this? many thanks!

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Voss
Voss 2024-8-14
[leg,icons] = legend({'A','B','C'});
leg.Layout.Tile = 'North';
icons1=findobj(icons,'type','patch');
set(icons1,'MarkerSize',15,'Linewidth',1.5);
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Zhe Dong
Zhe Dong 2024-8-15
编辑：Zhe Dong 2024-8-15
Thanks, this actually works! but with this approach I can only define the legend properties within the legend brackets, whereas the dot notation will not be responded, but anyway it worked for me!
[leg,icons] = legend({'A','B','C'}, 'FontSize',15); % this way you can adjust the fontsize
leg.FontSize = 15; % this doesn't work, the fontsize in legend is still displayed as default

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Benjamin Kraus
Benjamin Kraus 2024-8-14
编辑：Benjamin Kraus 2024-8-14
Ran in:
The only documented way to modify the legend items independently from the contents of the axes is to create "dummy" objects with all NaN data. For example, this code uses copyobj to duplicate the "real" line objects, then uses set to change the XData and YData to NaN, so that the duplicate items don't show up in the main axes. When you create the legend, you need to specify which three line objects (the duplicates) you want in the legend. Now you can set properties on those duplicated objects and they will be represented in the legend but not in the axes.
This same strategy works whether you are using one legend in the axes, or using a tiledlayout to create a global legend.
pReal = plot(magic(3),'.-');
pNaN = copyobj(pReal, pReal(1).Parent);
set(pNaN,"XData",NaN,"YData",NaN);
h = legend(pNaN, {'A', 'B', 'C'});
set(pNaN, 'MarkerSize', 30);
Matt J
Matt J 2024-8-14
编辑：Matt J 2024-8-14
You will probably have to use legendflex from the file exchange,
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/31092-legendflex-m-a-more-flexible-customizable-legend
This means falling back to subplot, I'm afraid.
for i=1:2
subplot(20,2,6+i:2:40);
h=plot(rand(5,3));
[h.Marker]=deal('x','o','v');
end
[leg,icons]= legendflex( {'A','B','C'},'ref',gcf, 'anchor', {'n','n'},'buffer',[0,-5]);
set(findall(icons,'type','line'),'MarkerSize',10,'Linewidth',2);

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