Align position of multiple UIAxes objects
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Hi there,
I'm creating an app with multiple UIAxes, but I cannot figure out how to align them vertically?
The ax.InnerPosition property is read-only, and exactly shows the position of the axis without labels and ticks.
Is there a workaround to get similar behaviour as for figures?
Regards Rasmus
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Open the app in apdesigner. Select all components that you'd like to align by holding down the ctrl button while you selected them. Then use the alignment tools at the top.
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ROL
2019-10-3
Hi Adam,
The alignment tools are only adjusting the ax.Position property and not the ax.InnerPosition property. I'm interested in the axes boxes to be aligned. Also, the axes are dynamically added and cannot be manually aligned.
The image you shared is not appearing, for whatever reason.
Generally if the position of 2 axes match, then the inner position does, too. However, unequal size of tick labels or aspect ratio may results in equal position but unequal innerposition.
To align the inner position of 2 axes programmatically, you'll need to compute the innerposition relative to the position for each axes. For example,
Position InnerPosition InnerPosition-Positon
axis1 300 350 50 units from the left edge (or bottom)
axis2 310 370 60 units from the left edge (or bottom)
So, now you know that axis 2 Position needs to be shifted 10 units to the left (or down) relative to the axis1 position (60-50=10). Axis 1 position is at 300 so axis2 position needs to be at 290.
ROL
2019-10-4
Adam Danz
2019-10-4
First of all, good for you for designing the app manually rather than using appdesigner. You didn't mention you were using the UIGridLayout. As you said, the position, innerposition and outerposition cannot be altered when using the grid layout. An alternative is to use the grid layout to set up the app, write down the position of each component, and then stop using the grid layout and manually specify each component's position based on the dimensions you noted. Then you're free of that constraint.
ROL
2019-10-4
Yeah, what a hassle. I forgot that position units cannot be normalized with uifigures. This might be one of those times where the cost-benefit ratio is tilted toward just dealing with the unaligned inner-positions.
I never got to see your image attachment. What is causing the difference in inner position between the axes that have the same "position"?
ROL
2019-10-7
Adam Danz
2019-10-7
ytickformat() allows you to pad ticks with leading 0s. I haven't tried it on app designer but it's worth a shot.
ROL
2019-10-7
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