Hittest axes with WindowWheelScrollFcn callback

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I am attempting to make a GUI that has interaction using the mouse wheel, and the GUI behavior should depend on which element the mouse cursor is over when the mouse wheel is used. There are multiple axes objects, and I have previously (probably around 2012) used hittest to check which axes the mouse cursor was hovering over. However, this no longer works unless I first use mouse click on the axes.
It seems like an odd behavior imo. Is there any way to achieve what I want without having to click on the axes first?
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Bjarke Skogstad Larsen
Example code:
function pickHit2
f = figure;
ax = axes;
p1 = patch(rand(1,3),rand(1,3),'r');
p2 = patch(rand(1,3),rand(1,3),'b');
set(f,'WindowScrollWheelFcn',@hitresult);
function hitresult(obj,event)
hObj = hittest(obj);
switch hObj
case f
disp('Figure');
case ax
disp('Axes');
case p1
disp('Patch (Red)');
case p2
disp('Patch (Blue)');
end
end
end

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Jan
Jan 2018-6-29
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Bjarke Skogstad Larsen
Thank you for your answer. This does seem to work as I intended but only when the axes are direct children of the figure. Unfortunately, the GUI I'm designing uses panels to tab between views, so it won't work for it :-(
Example code to show the problem:
function pickHit3
f = figure;
p = uipanel(f);
ax1 = axes(p,'Position',[0.1 0.1 0.3 0.8]);
ax2 = axes(p,'Position',[0.6 0.1 0.3 0.8]);
set(f,'WindowScrollWheelFcn',@hitresult);
function hitresult(obj,event)
hObj = overobj('axes');
if ~isempty(hObj)
switch hObj
case ax1
disp('Axes (Left)');
case ax2
disp('Axes (Right)');
end
else
disp('No Axes under cursor');
end
end
end
Bjarke Skogstad Larsen
Sorry, I missed the "2" :-) It works with the modified version supplied by your link, thanks!

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