How to save whole output of the script? (387 figures grouped into one figure window, each figure in its own tab)
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Hello,
So my code outputs 387 plots from 3 different loops (each loop provides 128 plots) + 3 separate graphs each made using separate code.
After code is executed, I receive one figure window with 387 tabs. But I want to save all tabs so that I do not have to run the code every time I need a plot (takes minutes to run).
I tried saving each figure on its own (so every loop count provides 1 graph), but even with proper naming organizing such pile of files is a pain (I need to use this code on different files resulting in a lot of folders each containing 368 files).
So I was thinking of how to save this whole window as .fig file, is that possible? Or at least save values from each loop as a fig with 128 graphs, even that would help.
Also, here is the code I use to display figures in the way I want:
set(0,'defaultaxesfontsize',25, 'defaultLineLineWidth',3 ,'defaultaxeslinewidth',3,'defaultfigurepos' , get(0,'screensize'),'DefaultFigureWindowStyle','docked');
You can understand my situation by plotting some number of lines after this code is executed and trying to save this whole output as a .fig file.
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Shounak Shastri
il 5 Mar 2018
I think you might find a clue here,
After this if use the "save" command, Matlab will store the current state of your variables in a mat file which you can open anytime you want and just plot the tabgroup variable.
If you want to know more about tabgroups, heres the documentation.
Hope this helps.
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