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Hgtransform <strong>Properties</strong><br />

ButtonDownFcn string or function handle<br />

Button press callback function. A callback that executes whenever you press a<br />

mouse button while the pointer is within the extent of the hgtransform object,<br />

but not over another graphics object. The extent of an hgtransform object is the<br />

smallest rectangle that encloses all the children. Note that you cannot execute<br />

the hgtransform object’s button down function if it has no children.<br />

This property can be<br />

A string that is a valid MATLAB expression<br />

The name of an M-file<br />

A function handle<br />

The expression executes in the MATLAB workspace.<br />

See Function Handle Callbacks for information on how to use function handles<br />

to define the callbacks.<br />

Children array of graphics object handles<br />

Children of the hgtransform object. An array containing the handles of all<br />

graphics objects parented to the hgtransform object (whether visible or not).<br />

The graphics objects that can be children of an hgtransform are images, lights,<br />

lines, patches, rectangles, surfaces, and text. You can change the order of the<br />

handles and thereby change the stacking of the objects on the display.<br />

Note that if a child object’s HandleVisibility property is set to callback or<br />

off, its handle does not show up in the hgtransform Children property unless<br />

you set the Root ShowHiddenHandles property to on.<br />

Clipping {on} | off<br />

This property has no effect on hgtransform objects.<br />

CreateFcn string or function handle<br />

Callback executed during object creation. This property defines a callback<br />

routine that executes when MATLAB creates an hgtransform object. You must<br />

define this property as a default value for hgtransform objects. For example,<br />

the statement<br />

set(0,'DefaultHgtransformCreateFcn',@myCreateFcn)<br />

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