The color of the defined axis changes when I print the figure to PDF

Hi everyone,

I need some help. The following shows a simple code plotting a curve into a defined figure. I want to change the axis color (in this case to white). Actually this is working perfectly when I am running the bold part seperatly. But when I am initializing a figure and print it in the end, my png file shows a plot with black axis again.

I hope some of you have a solution for my little problem.

Ty already

Sven

%Figure initialize

clear all; clc;

close all;

fig=figure (1);

width_single = 9;

figheight=10;

fig.Units = 'centimeters';

fig.PaperOrientation='Landscape';

fig.Position = [-50 2 width_single*3 figheight*3];

fig.PaperPosition = [0 0 width_single*3 figheight*3];

fig.PaperUnits = 'centimeters';

fig.PaperSize = [fig.PaperPosition(3) fig.PaperPosition(4)];

%Random Plot

X = 1 : 20;

Y = rand(1, 20);

plot(X, Y);

set(gca,'YDir','normal','XDir','normal', 'FontSize',18, 'XColor', 'w','YColor', 'w'); % Define axis color to white

%ENTER FOLDER PATH

printfolder=['E:\...\'];

if ~exist(printfolder)

mkdir (printfolder)

end

print_name=['Test'];

print(fig,'-dpng',[printfolder,print_name]);

[Sven Ole Deist]

PDF or PNG, it does not matter

Answer 1

[Anton Kogios]

Instead of using the print function, you can use exportgraphics:

exportgraphics(fig,[printfolder,print_name,'.png']);
exportgraphics(fig,[printfolder,print_name,'.pdf']);

[Sven Ole Deist]

Ty a lot Anton,

works perfectly. nice