Trying to create a scrollable uifigure but unsure how to reference positions
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I'm having a hard time understanding how MATLAB handles content that is larger than the size of a figure when the figure's scrollable property is true. Here's a toy example. I'll note from this example it seems that it is not possible to buffer space on the top (only on the bottom). I guess my mental model is something like a canvas size and a viewport, where the latter is smaller than the former. I'll note this is not how I normally think about MATLAB figures, but I'm wondering if it is possible to create this effect. Overall the goal is to support something like a scrollable web page.
Here's the code. Is there a better way of thinking of how scrollable interacts with the figure layout?
fig = uifigure('Position', [100 100 500 800]);
fig.Scrollable = 'on';
canvasWidth = 450;
canvasHeight = 3500; % much taller than visible; scrolling required
% Setting temporarily so that the uiaxes calls make sense.
%
%Does this actually happen? What are the limitations here?
%Should scrolling be enable after rendering/layout?
fig.Position = [1 1 canvasWidth canvasHeight];
% Number of axes
N = 10;
axHeight = 250;
axWidth = 400;
padding = 20;
ax = gobjects(N,1);
% Create axes stacked vertically
for i = 1:N
% Compute vertical position from top down
y = canvasHeight - 400 - i*(axHeight + padding);
ax(i) = uiaxes(fig, ...
'Position', [20, y, axWidth, axHeight]);
plot(ax(i),1:2*i)
title(ax(i), sprintf('Axes %d', i));
end
linkaxes(ax)
fig.Position = [100 100 500 800];
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