User`s guide

Graphics and 3-D Visualization
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In addition, the type of object currently being inspected is now shown in the title bar of
the Property Inspector window. Formerly it was shown in the gray area below the title
bar, which now contains the view manipulation buttons.
To change view, click a button without the blue background (the collapse and expand
buttons at right are disabled in alphabetic list view). When you change views, the
selected property stays the same. To inspect properties of graphic objects in the tree
view, click the + icon next to a category of interest. Do the same to open properties
within a category that have multiple elements. Note that only Handle Graphics objects
have categories; annotation and most other MATLAB objects can be displayed only in
alphabetic list view.
The functionality of the Property Inspector has not changed; only its GUI has. As
previously, if you select a set or array of objects and inspect them, the Property Inspector
only displays those properties that all the objects share.
For details on using the Property Inspector, see Accessing Object Properties with the
Property Inspector in the MATLAB Graphics documentation and the inspect reference
page.
Compatibility Considerations
Text that you type or delete after clicking a text field that has a text widget icon (for
example, XTickLabel), will not persist unless you press Return before clicking
elsewhere. This mimics the behavior of clicking the text widget icon to open a text entry
dialog box, typing into it, and accepting the result by clicking OK. This behavior differs
from that which existed prior to R2006b (MATLAB V. 7.3).
Figure WindowScrollWheelFcn Property Programs Scrollwheel Events
The new figure property WindowScrollWheelFcn enables you to write a callback
function that handles mouse wheel scrolling events while the figure has focus. See the
documentation for the figure WindowScrollWheelFcn for more information.
Figure KeyReleaseFcn Property Programs Key Release Events
The new figure property KeyReleaseFcn enables you to write a callback function that
handles key release events (analogous to KeyPressFcn). See the documentation for the
figure KeyReleaseFcn for more information.