MATLAB Creating Graphical User Interfaces

Functions Coding Details

pareto

plotmatrix

Follow these steps:

(^1) Set the AutoResizeChildren property to 'off'. These
plots do not support automatic resize behavior. You can set
this property in the App Designer Inspector tab of the
Component Browser or in your code.
(^2) Create the axes by calling the axes function. Specify the
parent container as the first input argument (for example,
app.UIFigure).
(^3) Call the pareto or plotmatrix function with the axes as the
first input argument.
For example:
app.UIFigure.AutoResizeChildren = 'off';
ax = axes(app.UIFigure);
pareto(ax,[10 20 40 40])
geobubble
heatmap
parallelplot
scatterhistogram
stackedplot
wordcloud
Specify the parent container when calling these functions (for
example, app.UIFigure).
For example:
h = heatmap(app.UIFigure,rand(10));
geoplot
geoscatter
geodensityplot
Create the geographic axes by calling the geoaxes function.
Specify the parent container as the first input argument (for
example, app.UIFigure). Then call the plotting function with the
axes as the first argument. For example:
latSeattle = 47 + 37/60;
lonSeattle = -(122 + 20/60);
gx = geoaxes(app.UIFigure);
geoplot(gx,latSeattle,lonSeattle)
Unsupported Functionality
As of R2019a, some graphics functionality is not supported in App Designer. This table
lists the functionality that is relevant to most app building workflows.
14 App Designer Basics