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print(filename,formattype) saves the current figure to a file using the specified file format, such as print('BarPlot','-dpng'). If the file name does not include an extension, then print appends the appropriate one.
- Gcbf
Description. fig = gcbf returns the handle of the figure...
- Saveas
'fig' — Save the figure as a MATLAB figure file with the...
- Savefig
File name, specified as string scalar or character vector....
- Imwrite
To use the CMYK color space in a TIFF file, do not use the...
- GCF
fig = gcf returns the current figure handle. If a figure...
- Getframe
Rectangular area to capture, specified as a four-element...
- Print Figure from File Menu
This example shows how to print a figure, preserve the...
- Gcbf
One way to minimize the white space when saving or copying the contents of a plot is to use the axes toolbar, which appears when you hover over the upper right corner of the axes. An alternative method is to use the exportgraphics and copygraphics functions, which provide more flexibility.
27 wrz 2010 · you can do it in MATLAB through: h = figure; % For example, h = openfig('sub_fig.fig'); Or you just ploted one figure: plot(1:10); set(h,'Units','Inches'); pos = get(h,'Position'); set(h,'PaperPositionMode','Auto','PaperUnits','Inches','PaperSize',[pos(3),pos(4)]); print(h,'your_filename','-dpdf','-r0'); Hope it helps.
20 lis 2016 · You must have stripped out the spaces in m20 before printing. Either add spaces back into m20 before printing or change print statement to this: fprintf( 'Countries with at least 20 medals: %3s %3s %3s %3s\n' ,m20(1:3), m20(4:6), ...
Save a plot as an image containing pixels or as a vector graphic that scales to any size. Saving and Copying Plots with Minimal White Space. This example shows how to save a figure so that the saved figure has a tight margin of white space around the axes. (Since R2020a) Print Figure from File Menu
This example shows how to print a figure, preserve the background color, and control the printed figure size.
23 maj 2018 · y1 = position (2)+ (L*sind (degree)) ; figure, imshow (mask) hold on. plot ( [position (1) x1], [position (2) y1],'w','LineWidth',8); %save plot in the form of image and display that. saveas (gca,'mask22.jpg'); img = imread ('mask22.jpg'); figure;
