getpixelposition vs OuterPosition of figure
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Jim Hokanson
le 27 Nov 2018
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le 27 Nov 2018
I'm getting different values from getpixelposition and the OuterPosition of the figure ...
get(gcf,'OuterPosition')
ans =
3062 537 2201 801
>> getpixelposition(gcf)
ans =
3070 545 2185 708
>> get(gcf,'Position')
ans =
3070 545 2185 708
What gives? Why is there an 8 pixel discrepancy on each side?
Edit: I added 'Position' to show that this is the same as getpixelposition when units are pixels per Luna's comment. Note that Position is larger than OuterPosition for all properties except the height ...
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Image Analyst
le 27 Nov 2018
The larger one probably includes the operating system borders of the figure, while the smaller one does not include the border. That's my guess.
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Luna
le 27 Nov 2018
Modifié(e) : Luna
le 27 Nov 2018
Hi Jim,
I generally set 'units' property as 'normalized' for all figures and uicontrol elements in my codes.
Even the screen resolution changes from one monitor to another the position of your figure window appears in the same position.
get(gcf,'Position') equals to getpixelposition(gcf).
If you use OuterPosition you will get different value.
Position and OuterPosition are different things. Check below to see Position, InnerPosition & OuterPosition.
Also check below link Jan has written:
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Image Analyst
le 27 Nov 2018
But Position (the red line) is inside the Outerposition (blue) so why do you say that? If it's inside the blue, then the outer coordinates of the blue line should take it into account.
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