Does `uiopen('path\to\pic.fig')` reset the user modified toolbars?

Albert Bing

2020 12 26

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I wrote a GUI program. It saved figures automatically by certain rules. For convenience I changed some toolbars of the figure, and they worked just fine when the figure was created. But when that figure was closed and reopened using uiopen('\path\to\pic.fig'), the modified toolbars functioned as the default ones.

So does uiopen just reset the toolbars? Is it possible to save the modified toolbars with figure permanently?

Here is a example of my script.

f = figure;
mesh(peaks);
legend('test');
f.UserData.pic_name = 'peaks_test';
f.UserData.pic_path = '.';
f.UserData.fig_path = 'fig'; % make sure the folder 'fig' exist

function auto_save_figure(fig)
ftb = findall(fig, 'Tag', 'FigureToolBar');
ftbs = findall(ftb);
h1 = findobj(ftbs, 'Tag', 'Standard.NewFigure');
h2 = findobj(ftbs, 'Tag', 'Standard.FileOpen');
h3 = findobj(ftbs, 'Tag', 'Standard.PrintFigure');
h4 = findobj(ftbs, 'Tag', 'DataManager.Linking');
set([h1, h2, h3], 'Enable', 'off');
set(h4, 'Enable', 'off');
save_fig = findobj(ftbs, 'Tag', 'Standard.SaveFigure');
save_fig.ClickedCallback = @auto_save; % when the user modified the figure, like legend, title, etc.
% the previous "save" button would save the changes automatically.
end
function auto_save(hObj, ~)
resolution = '-r160';
fig = ancestor(hObj, 'figure');
pic_name = fig.UserData.pic_name;
pic_path = fig.UserData.pic_path;
fig_path = fig.UserData.fig_path;
print(fig, fullfile(pic_path, [pic_name, '.png']), '-dpng', resolution);
saveas(fig, fullfile(pic_path, fig_path, [pic_name, '.fig']));
end