M2014b+ graphics, changing legend orientation ex post

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Under new Matlab graphics, changing the legend orientation does not work well if the legend was created with all 4 output arguments, i.e. [LEGH,OBJH,OUTH,OUTM] = legend(...). On the other hand, the behavior seems to be fine when the legend was created using only LEGH = legend(...). Specifically I have encountered the problem that the legend shape gets adjusted but the legend contents stay according to the original legend orientation which makes my figures look unacceptable.
%%Works properly
figure;
hold on;
p1=plot(1:10);
p2=plot(10:-1:1);
lghandle=legend([p1;p2],{'Line 1','Line 2'});
set(lghandle,'orientation','horizontal');
%%Does not work properly
figure;
hold on;
p1=plot(1:10);
p2=plot(10:-1:1);
[lghandle,l2,l3,l4]=legend([p1;p2],{'Line 1','Line 2'});
set(lghandle,'orientation','horizontal');
Is this a bug?

回答(1 个)

Adam
Adam 2016-10-26
Well, that help for that particular overload does state:
"Note: This syntax is not recommended. It creates a legend that does not support all graphics features. Instead, use the lgd = legend(__) syntax to return the legend object and set Legend Properties."
so I guess that would explain any odd behaviour.
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Adam
Adam 2016-10-26
编辑:Adam 2016-10-26
I haven't really used legend, but I assume now that it is a graphics object in its own right that the one returned argument, 'lgd' is a legend object which you can interrogate to get various properties out of so I assume these would be included in there.
Jakub Rysanek
Jakub Rysanek 2016-10-26
...the 'itemText' property which used to work in earlier versions is now empty and the usual sniffing point, the 'children' property, does not contain any information either. I am working with a simple line plot()

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