Le 26/02/2019 à 18:32, Izabela Wójcik-Grząba a écrit :
What do you mean by "frames"? made with uicontrol(), or with subplot()
(or xsetech())?
They are made with uicontrol().
The graphical effect of a uicontrol's callback remains after deleting
the uicontrol.
Ok, it is good.
If all uicontrol are set as direct children of the figure, deleting
all of them in a once could be done with something like
c = gcf().children;
delete(c(c.type=="uicontrol"))
But in my case I would also delete my plot which is in one of the two
frames.
The structure is like that:
Figure has two uicontrols Frame; first Frame has Axes (my plot, which
I would like to export),second Frame has another uicontrol Frame which
has 7 uicontrols Checkbox
I hope it's clear :-)
As the exportation result, it is /too/ /clear/, unfortunately.
When exporting, you get a blank figure because the exportation removes
all uicontrol.
Since your plot in on one of them (the frame), it is removed with its
"substrate".
I don't think it will be possible to save your plots on uicontrol frames
with Scilab.
But you may use subplot() and/or xsetech() to set the layout of the figure.
Why are you using a uicontrol frame?
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