How to copy a plot to clipboard programmatically
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I'm trying to copy a plot to clipbard programmatically.
I have an old data plotting tool bult using guide. It has a cmd button to deploy the plots into a window where the plot is formatted perfectly to comply with our journel figure formatting rules. In that deployed window I can click Edit > Copy Figure to copy the figure to clipbard and maintain all the formatting; however, I want to do that programmatically.
According to the documentation, this should work:
print -clipboard -dbitmap
However, that copies the plotting tool gui, not the deployed figure window.
I also tried:
figure(handles.PlotOptions.DeployHandle)
print -clipboard -dbitmap
That didn't change anything. I cant work out how to set focus to the deployed figure window not the plot tool window.
I also tried:
copygraphics(handles.PlotOptions.DeployHandle,'ContentType','vector')
%and
copygraphics(handles.PlotOptions.DeployHandle)
This copied the correct figure window; however, it trimmed out all the borders.
I just want exactly what happens when you create a plot figure and click Edit > Copy Figure
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Adam Danz
2021 年 5 月 21 日
I also tried:
copygraphics(handles.PlotOptions.DeployHandle,'ContentType','vector')
This copied the correct figure window; however, it trimmed out all the borders.
What does that mean? Could you should us a screenshot? I use copygraphics all the time to do what you're describing.
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Khaled Hamed
2021 年 5 月 18 日
You have to first copy the plot to an new invesible figure then copy that figure to the clipboard.
Check:
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Khaled Hamed
2021 年 5 月 21 日
Try
editmenufcn(newFig,'EditCopyFigure');
or
hgexport(newFig,'-clipboard');
or
print(newFig,'-dmeta');
where newFig is the handle of the new invisible figure
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