How to zoom a figure and show the details?

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Mpho Lencwe
Mpho Lencwe il 21 Lug 2024
Commentato: Benjamin Kraus il 22 Lug 2024
Good day,
How can I zoom a figure to show the details and include the zoomed area of the figure within the original figure?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson il 21 Lug 2024
Create a second axes. copyobj() the content of the first axes to the second axes. Turn zoom on for the second axes.
Note: it is more work if the zoomed in version has to react to changes in the original plot.
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Mpho Lencwe
Mpho Lencwe il 22 Lug 2024
Hello @Walter Roberson thank you very much for your quick respnse. Can you provide a step by step guide if you have an opened MATLAB Figure such as the Figure toolbar?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson il 22 Lug 2024
Are you working with figure() objects, or are you working with uifigure() objects (such as App Designer) ?

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Benjamin Kraus
Benjamin Kraus il 22 Lug 2024
Modificato: Benjamin Kraus il 22 Lug 2024
One way to do this is using tiledlayout.
im = imread('peppers.png');
t = tiledlayout(20,20);
% Create one big axes that fills the entire layout.
axbig = nexttile(t, [20 20]);
% Add the image to the big axes.
image(axbig, im);
% Now add a small axes in the upper right corner of the big axes.
axsmall = copyobj(axbig, t);
n = tilenum(t, 2, 16);
axsmall.Layout.Tile = n;
axsmall.Layout.TileSpan = [4 4];
% Now zoom-in on the big axes
axbig.XLim = [50 100];
axbig.YLim = [100 150];
% Optional: Add a rectangle to the small axes to reflect the big axes
% limits
rectangle(axsmall, 'Position', [50 100 50 50], 'LineWidth',1, 'EdgeColor','r');
If you want to get clever, you can use the LimitsChangedFcn to update the rectangle when the zoom of the big axes change.
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Benjamin Kraus
Benjamin Kraus il 22 Lug 2024
I can't tell if you were trying to do the reverse: Soom the small image, so here's the reverse option.
im = imread('peppers.png');
t = tiledlayout(20,20);
% Create one big axes that fills the entire layout.
axbig = nexttile(t, [20 20]);
% Add the image to the big axes.
image(axbig, im);
% Now add a small axes in the upper right corner of the big axes.
axsmall = copyobj(axbig, t);
n = tilenum(t, 2, 12);
axsmall.Layout.Tile = n;
axsmall.Layout.TileSpan = [8 8];
% Now zoom-in on the small axes
axsmall.XLim = [75 100];
axsmall.YLim = [100 125];
% Hide the ticks on the small axes
xticks(axsmall,[]);
yticks(axsmall,[]);
% Add a rectangle to the small axes to reflect the big axes
% limits
rectangle(axbig, 'Position', [75 100 25 25], 'LineWidth',1, 'EdgeColor','r');

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