MATLAB Function Reference (Volume 2: Graphics)

Axes PropertiesCameraViewAngleCameraTargetCameraPositionBehaviormanual auto manual CameraTarget is set to plot box centroidmanual manual auto CameraPosition is set along the view axis.manual manual manual All Camera properties are user-specified.Childrenvector of graphics object handlesChildren of the axes. A vector containing the handles of all graphics objectsrendered within the axes (whether visible or not). The graphics objects that canbe children of axes are images, lights, lines, patches, surfaces, and text.The text objects used to label the x-, y-, and z-axes are also children of axes, buttheir HandleVisibility properties are set to callback. This means theirhandles do not show up in the axes Children property unless you set the RootShowHiddenHandles property to on.CLim[cmin, cmax]Color axis limits. A two-element vector that determines how MATLAB mapsthe CData values of surface and patch objects to the figure’s colormap. cmin isthe value of the data mapped to the first color in the colormap, and cmax is thevalue of the data mapped to the last color in the colormap. Data values inbetween are linearly interpolated across the colormap, while data valuesoutside are clamped to either the first or last colormap color, whichever isclosest.When CLimMode is auto (the default), MATLAB assigns cmin the minimumdata value and cmax the maximum data value in the graphics object’s CData.This maps CData elements with minimum data value to the first colormapentry and with maximum data value to the last colormap entry.If the axes contains multiple graphics objects, MATLAB sets CLim to span therange of all objects’ CData.CLimMode{auto} | manualColor axis limits mode. In auto mode, MATLAB sets the CLim property to spanthe CData limits of the graphics objects displayed in the axes. If CLimMode ismanual, MATLAB does not change the value of CLim when the CData limits ofaxes children change. Setting the CLim property sets this property to manual.2-19