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Figure Properties - SERC

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PointerShapeCData 16-by-16 matrix<br />

<strong>Figure</strong> <strong>Properties</strong><br />

User-defined pointer. This property defines the pointer that is used when you<br />

set the Pointer property to custom. It is a 16-by-16 element matrix defining the<br />

16-by-16 pixel pointer using the following values:<br />

1 — Color pixel black.<br />

2 — Color pixel white.<br />

NaN — Make pixel transparent (underlying screen shows through).<br />

Element (1,1) of the PointerShapeCData matrix corresponds to the upper left<br />

corner of the pointer. Setting the Pointer property to one of the predefined<br />

pointer symbols does not change the value of the PointerShapeCData.<br />

Computer systems supporting 32-by-32 pixel pointers fill only one quarter of<br />

the available pixmap.<br />

PointerShapeHotSpot two-element vector<br />

Pointer active area. A two-element vector specifying the row and column<br />

indices in the PointerShapeCData matrix defining the pixel indicating the<br />

pointer location. The location is contained in the CurrentPoint property and<br />

the root object’s PointerLocation property. The default value is element (1,1),<br />

which is the upper left corner.<br />

Position four-element vector<br />

<strong>Figure</strong> position. This property specifies the size and location on the screen of<br />

the figure window. Specify the position rectangle with a four-element vector of<br />

the form<br />

rect = [left, bottom, width, height]<br />

where left and bottom define the distance from the lower left corner of the<br />

screen to the lower left corner of the figure window. width and height define<br />

the dimensions of the window. See the Units property for information on the<br />

units used in this specification. The left and bottom elements can be negative<br />

on systems that have more than one monitor.<br />

You can use the get function to obtain this property and determine the position<br />

of the figure and you can use the set function to resize and move the figure to<br />

a new location.<br />

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