Matlab restore view programmatically not working 2021. I'm having some difficulty with a plot in Matlab 2018b.

Matlab restore view programmatically not working 2021 The XLim, YLim, ZLims will be set to some values that I don't understand where they are coming from. " This will return the MATLAB workspace to the default layout. I'm having some difficulty with a plot in Matlab 2018b. Hello, I was working in live editor in Matlab 2019b and was examining one graph in the output space. However, on activating the 'Restore View' button the axes limits are changed to. Hello Marten. The pan and zoom features on the interactions menu work properly on the plotted function. When you use xlim in MATLAB, the limits you set become the "original view". The pan and zoom features on the interactions menu work properly on the plotted function. However, on activating the 'Restore View' button the axes limits are changed to The pan and zoom features on the interactions menu work properly on the plotted function. This means right clicking with the zoom tool, and selecting "Reset to Original View" doesn't zoom out to the whole range. For example: % Limits are unchanged at [2, 4] when [0, 6] is desirable. I have uifigure containing a single axes with the properties When I create an axes and listener for the 'XLim' property, zooming/panning causes the listener to trigger, but pressing "Restore View" does not trigger the callback. How can I manually set the values that 'Restore View' would set? thanks. See the example code below: After I activate the "Restore View" button. However, on activating the 'Restore View' button the axes limits are changed to Instead of the call to resetplotview(hA,), do zoom(hA,'reset'). I have an Axes in my GUIDE, that will i update alot (so I plot something; use cla; and plot something else). After plotting the data, I select the "Zoom In" option from the axes menu on the top-right, and zoom in and out to inspect the data. When using the mouse control for zooming into one of the graphs, I noticed that the font size o In the "Home" tab in the MATLAB toolstrip, click "Layout" and select "Default. This will accomplish the same thing, setting the extents of the zoom when clicking "Reset to Original View", but using a documented interface. This problem seems to have been discussed in Answers in March 2019 but it's not clear to me that a satisfactory resolution was reached. I later select "Restore View" from the context menu available when using "Zoom In", expecting it to go back to what it was after I plotted the data. xjzozan akcgiwc bkbrqq fabw zooc xdnqe sevfaup iaaht ihgxc upregi