Difference between revisions of "Resizing Workspace Objects (Coding)"
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− | '''Important Tip:''' When specifying axes positions and x/y/zlim properties, always use single precision variables to ensure that the on-screen display exactly matches the values you specify. Using double precision may cause the displayed objects to be off by 1 pixel, and may cause back and forth jittering during continuous resizing and animations. | + | '''Important Tip:''' When specifying axes positions and x/y/zlim properties, always use single precision variables to ensure that the on-screen display exactly matches the values you specify. Using double precision may cause the displayed objects to be off by 1 pixel, and may cause back and forth jittering during continuous resizing and animations. (This is true for all MATLAB axes, not just in Rave.) |
Revision as of 11:39, 8 October 2012
Important Tip: When specifying axes positions and x/y/zlim properties, always use single precision variables to ensure that the on-screen display exactly matches the values you specify. Using double precision may cause the displayed objects to be off by 1 pixel, and may cause back and forth jittering during continuous resizing and animations. (This is true for all MATLAB axes, not just in Rave.)