App Designer: keep axes limits fixed

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Dominik Müller 2021-1-8

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评论： Cris LaPierre 2021-1-11

Hi folks,

I'm working on a GUI with two UIAxes. On one axes I want to show the whole plot and so the Xlim, Ylim and ZLim are set to 'auto'. On the second UIAxes I want to create a detailed/zoomed view on what I'm plotting. But how to keep the Axes limits fixed automatically to a value I want? If I set XLim to 'manual' and Ylim & ZLim to 'auto' the UIAxes is kind of rotated, the x axis is on the rigth of my UIAxes and the whloe plot is rotated by 90°.

The limits have to be predefined in App Designer and can not be changed via code.

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance.

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Cris LaPierre 2021-1-8

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Not sure what you mean by "rotated".

This is how you can set the X lmiits in you can't use code, though not all types of plots will honor them.

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Dominik Müller 2021-1-11

If you take a look at the picture in my post you can see the X limits are on the right of the axis and not the bottom where my X axis should be. If the limits are set to 'auto' the X axis is at the bottom, the Y axis on the left. If I set the X limits manually the X axis is on the rigth of my UIAxes and if I plot in this axis my plot is rotated by 90 degrees.