Tagged: workspace

Linking Graphs to Variables & Data Source Properties

Plot objects let you link a MATLAB expression with properties that contain data. For example, the lineseries object has data source properties associated with the XData, YData, and ZData properties. These properties are called...

Comparing Handle and Value Classes

Why Select Handle or Value MATLAB support two kinds of classes — handle classes and value classes. The kind of class you use depends on the desired behavior of the class instances and what...

Why Use Object-Oriented Design

Approaches to Writing MATLAB Programs Creating software applications typically involves designing how to represent the application data and determining how to implement operations performed on that data. Procedural programs pass data to functions, which...

Defining MATLAB Commands as Input Cells for Notebook

Defining Commands as Input Cells for Notebook For information about evaluating the input cells you define, see Evaluating MATLAB Commands with Notebook. To define a MATLAB command in a Word document as an input...

Managing Desktop Layouts

Overview of Desktop Layouts When you end a session, MATLAB saves the current desktop arrangement. The next time you start MATLAB, the desktop appears like the way you left it. However, tools such as...

Plotting Tools — Interactive Plotting

What Are Plotting Tools? The modular, interactive plotting environment called plotting tools enables you to Create various type of graphs Select variables to plot directly from a workspace browser Easily create and manipulate subplots...