figure window in compiled application
- From: "Heinrich Acker" <Firstname.Lastname@xxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2005 14:30:20 -0400
Hello,
the experimental data I have to analyze requires to interactively do
operations like pan, rotate and zoom on plots. Generally, the simple
approach is:
- load data file into Matlab
- perform standard processing with my m-functions
- plot
Now I want to let my colleagues, who don't have Matlab, do this on
their own. Therefore, I consider the Matlab compiler. The question
is, what functionality has the figure window in a compiled
application?
after
plot(x,y)
% possibly some wait operation
% end of program
- does the figure window remain open and accessible?
if yes, can the user
- pan, zoom, rotate the plot;
- edit title, labels, and legends;
- add markers, change line thickness/color;
- create annotations; copy to clipboard;
- save as .fig, .png, .jpg, .pdf?
I did not do 30-day-trial because many people here reported problems
only if they do the actual deployment to a different machine, and The
Mathworks says that deployment is not possible with the trial version
of the compiler.
Thank you for your time.
Heinrich
.
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