How to zoom in/out on an axis programmatically

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Matt J 2013-5-22

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回答： shaik 2022-9-12

In a figure window toolbar, there are spyglass icons that let you zoom in and out on parts of an image or plot. I'd like to know how to do this programmatically.

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John 2015-4-17

I have a figure with the plots and axes out of screen and no scroll bar. Please I need help shrinking the plot size.

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Youssef Khmou 2013-5-22

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hi,

There is a function "zoom" with the following options :

 zoom on 
 zoom off
 zoom out
 zoom reset 
 zoom xon
 zoom yon
 zoom(factor)
 zoom(fig, option) 
 h = zoom(figure_handle)

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Image Analyst 2013-6-2

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It's not. The scroll bar just give you an absolute zoom level, which is the scroll bar value. So then you just do zoom('out') everytime to reset it back to the starting zoom, and then zoom(scrollbarValue) in the callback of the scrollbar.

% --- Executes on slider movement.
function sldZoom_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
% hObject    handle to sldZoom (see GCBO)
% eventdata  reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles    structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)
% Hints: get(hObject,'Value') returns position of slider
%        get(hObject,'Min') and get(hObject,'Max') to determine range of slider
%   scrollbarValue = get(hObject,'Value');
%   caption = sprintf('H value = %.2f', scrollbarValue);
%   set(handles.txtZoom, 'string', caption);
  try
    zoomFactor = get(hObject,'Value');
    axes(handles.axesImage);
    zoom('out');
    zoom(zoomFactor);
    txtInfo = sprintf('Zoom Factor = %.2f   (%d %%)\n\nOnce zoomed, you can pan by clicking and dragging in the image.', zoomFactor, round(zoomFactor * 100));
    set(handles.txtInfo, 'String', txtInfo);
    txtInfo = sprintf('Zoom Factor = %.2f\n\nOnce zoomed, you can pan by clicking and dragging in the image.', zoomFactor);
    set(handles.sldZoom, 'TooltipString', txtInfo);
    txtZoom = sprintf('Zoom Factor = %.2f   (%d %%)', zoomFactor, round(zoomFactor * 100));
    set(handles.txtZoom, 'String', txtZoom);
  %   if zoomFactor ~= 1
  %   else
  %   end
    % Set up to allow panning of the image by clicking and dragging.
    % Cursor will show up as a little hand when it is over the image.
    set(handles.axesImage, 'ButtonDownFcn', 'disp(''This executes'')');
    set(handles.axesImage, 'Tag', 'DoNotIgnore');
    h = pan;
    set(h, 'ButtonDownFilter', @myPanCallbackFunction);
    set(h, 'Enable', 'on');
  catch ME
    message = sprintf('Error in sldZoom_Callback():\n%s', ME.message);
    msgboxw(message);
  end
  return; % from sldZoom_Callback

Briana Sexton-Stallone 2016-6-17

what is hObject?

Kyle Chappell 2017-1-11

hObject is the object handle. It's passed as a default argument when accessing the callback function of uicontrol objects. For instance, if you have a uibutton, e.g. 'Go', 'Save', 'Next', the handle to the button object will be passed. This gives you access to the object properties like Position, String, buttonDownFcn, etc. and allows you to access their values or edit them.

This may not always be the case, I'm not an expert, but I've run into this a lot when building GUIs, whether using GUIDE or not.

To ensure the accuracy of what I've said on your own, I suggest you build something with GUIDE, set a breakpoint after a function calling hObject and using get(hObject) to view the accessible properties. Using get(handles.pushbutton1), for example, should be the same as get(hObject) when used in pushbutton1's callback function. I can't be sure, I don't have MATLAB open in front of me right now.

Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. I'm always open to learning something new.

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Mike Smith 2016-8-17

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If you know the zoom level that you want, you can do it by setting the Xlim and Ylim on the Children of the figure handle. So if you wanted to zoom the x axis between 400 and 500 you could do: h=gcf; set(h.Children,'Xlim',[400 500]);

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Mohamed Abdelhamid 2021-5-17

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ax = gca;
ax.XLim = [lowerxvalue upperxvalue];
ax.YLim = [loweryvalue upperyvalue];

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shaik 2022-9-12

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ax = gca;
ax.XLim = [lowerxvalue upperxvalue];
ax.YLim = [loweryvalue upperyvalue];

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