Problem using copyobj

2011 12 5
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I have created a GUI with 2 axes. The code I generated plots data onto both axes however what I want to do is export these 2 axes onto a new figure window. Here is the following code I am using:
h1 = handles.inplane_graph;
h2 = handles.outofplane_graph;
copyobj(h1,figure(1));
copyobj(h2,figure(2));
Both graphs are copied perfectly into new figure windows, however the position of the graphs are not centered and the graphs themselves are small (the same size as they appear in the GUI). I want the graphs to be standard size and centered. Can someone please help?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2011-12-5

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copyobj() copies everything, including the Position information. You can set() the Position after the copy.

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John
John 2011-12-5
I have tried setting a new position by opening a new figure window, putting axes on that figure, then using "get" to obtain the position of the axes set. Then I use copyobj and set the graph to the positions I obtained using the "get" object however, I couldn't even see the graph after doing so. What would you recommend? Thanks for the help!
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2011-12-5
get() the 'Units' in both cases: if you are using different Units then the positions would be very different.
You can set the axes position in normalized units:
nh1 = copyobj(h1,figure(1));
nh2 = copyobj(h2,figure(2));
set([nh1,nh2], 'Units', 'normalized', 'Position', [.2 .2 .6 .6]);
The .2 and .6 were chosen arbitrary to leave a margin of 1/10 of the figure area on all sides of the graph.
John
John 2011-12-5
Thank you so much. The units were indeed what was causing the problem.

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