#Matlab 2012 screen how to
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#Matlab 2012 screen code
#Matlab 2012 screen windows

#Matlab 2012 screen code

A sample code is provided below: I imread ( rice. A workaround would be to maximize the figure programmatically and eliminate both the window borders and the menu bar.

#Matlab 2012 screen full

MatlabScreenPos = + 1 % '+1' is to shift origin for 'pixel' units. The ability to display an image in full screen is not possible in MATLAB. Posting my edit: function mon = getMatlabMainScreen()

Thnx Dev-iL, works almost perfectly, i added some margins to 'catch' the window when slightly offscreen, or as in my experience, simply maximized.

For the brave, one can perform a check with polygons (i.e.

2) The overall amount of monitors the loop will have to process is small.

I didn't bother with breaking out of the loop after the first valid monitor was found since it is assumed that: 1) Only one monitor is valid.

to find the other corners of the MATLAB window and do the same test with them.

#Matlab 2012 screen how to

The following example demonstrates how to use these properties: Sets the units of your root object (screen) to pixels. The information returned is made available to the user through the Root properties 'ScreenSize' and 'Units'. If this functionality is required you can use .getWidth etc. MATLAB uses certain APIs in order to get information about the size and resolution that the system is using.

This will only recognize one of the monitors in case your MATLAB window spans several monitors.

myFit2 LinearModel.fit (X,Y, 'y 1 + x12 + x22 + x1:x2 + x1 + x2') Modeling a high order polynomial (Option 2). The first option is to write out the formula by hand. The special character ‘,’ is used as a concatenation operator and. In the first example, I used cell format to display the variables. To display the result with new line and more than 1 argument or variable, I used the cell format to display the variables.

There may be an easier way to get the 'RootPane' I've used a method with which I have good experience. Modeling a high order polynomial (Option 1) Here are a couple different ways that I can use LinearModel to model a high order polynomial. The output to the screen using ‘display’ matlab function.

An output value of '0' means that something's wrong.

MatlabScreenPos(1) >= monitors(ind1,1) & matlabScreenPos(1) = monitors(ind1,2) & matlabScreenPos(2) < sum(monitors(ind1,)) )

%% Find the screen in which matlabScreenPos falls: MatlabScreenPos = +1 % '+1' is to shift origin for 'pixel' units. Note: If you are looking to take a screenshot of a figure window, there are many other tools that are much better suited for this, for example the 'print' and 'getframe' functions, as well as several featured submissions to File Exchange such as 'ScreenCapture' or 'exportfig'. %% Get the position of the main MATLAB screen: Monitors = get(groot,'MonitorPositions') % also get(0,'MonitorPositions')

#Matlab 2012 screen windows

It still loads into the desktop.įor more information on options when launching MATLAB, here is the documentation for windows and unix.We can use some Java tricks to get the current monitor see code with comments below: function mon = q37705169 Starting in MATLAB R2018a, you can use the WindowState property to maximize, minimize, or display a figure in full-screen mode. There’s also a -nosplash option for starting MATLAB, but this just skips the splash screen (the first window with the picture of the membrane and the version number). This utility also enables adding a toolbar button for easy interactive screen-capture. The output can be either to an image file or to a Matlab matrix (useful for displaying via imshow () or for further processing), or to the system clipboard. That means you can’t later bring up the desktop, (in the future) launch figure windows, or use any commands that use java libraries, like some of the network and file i/o functions. Screen area capture is possible by specifying the root (desktop) handle (0). When you bring up the Desktop in this manner, closing the Desktop window will return control to the original command window it does not exit MATLAB.ĭo not confuse this option with -nojvm option, which not only does not load the desktop, but does not load java.

You can launch the full desktop with the command desktop, but doing this puts control with the regular command window, and you’re left with a non-functioning -nodesktop command window window.

In the -nodesktop mode, you still have full access to figure windows, and you can bring up pieces of the desktop with commands like edit and commandhistory.