MATLAB Function Reference (Volume 2: Graphics)

uicontextmenu PropertiesWhen a handle’s visibility is restricted using callback or off, the object’shandle does not appear in its parent’s Children property, figures do not appearin the root’s CurrentFigure property, objects do not appear in the root’sCallbackObject property or in the figure’s CurrentObject property, and axesdo not appear in their parent’s CurrentAxes property.You can set the root ShowHiddenHandles property to on to make all handlesvisible, regardless of their HandleVisibility settings (this does not affect thevalues of the HandleVisibility properties).Handles that are hidden are still valid. If you know an object’s handle, you canset and get its properties, and pass it to any function that operates on handles.HitTest{on} | offThis property has no effect on uicontextmenu objects.Interruptible{on} | offCallback routine interruption mode. The Interruptible property controlswhether a uicontextmenu callback routine can be interrupted by subsequentlyinvoked callback routines. By default (on), execution of a callback routine canbe interrupted.Only callback routines defined for the ButtonDownFcn and Callback propertiesare affected by the Interruptible property. MATLAB checks for events thatcan interrupt a callback routine only when it encounters a drawnow, figure,getframe, pause, or waitfor command in the routine.ParenthandleUicontextmenu’s parent. The handle of the uicontextmenu’s parent object. Theparent of a uicontextmenu object is the figure in which it appears. You canmove a uicontextmenu object to another figure by setting this property to thehandle of the new parent.PositionvectorUicontextmenu’s position. A two-element vector that defines the location of acontext menu posted by setting the Visible property value to on. SpecifyPosition as[left bottom]2-532