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Please note that the recommended version of Scilab is 2025.0.0. This page might be outdated.
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findobj
find an object with specified property
Syntax
h = findobj() h = findobj(propertyName, propertyValue) h = findobj(propertyName, propertyValue, operator, propertyName, propertyValue, ...) h = findobj("-property", propertyName, ...) h = findobj(searchHandles, ...) h = findobj(..., '-depth', d, ...) h = findobj(..., '-flat', ...)
Arguments
- propertyName
string character Name of the property to test (case unsensitive).
- propertyValue
character string specify the value the tested property should be equal to (case sensitive).
- operator
character string belonging to the set {"-and", "-or", "-not"}.
- searchHandles
Vector of graphic handles where the search is restricted to.
- d
positive integer, the depth of the search.
- h
handles of the found objects.
Description
Without arguments findobj
returns handles of all graphic objects and their descendants. If such an object does not exist, the
function returns an empty matrix.
findobj(propertyName, propertyValue, ...)
returns the handles of objects having the property propertyName
set to propertyValue
.
If successive property/vaue pairs are given the handles of objects verifing all conditions are returned, i.e. there is an implicit "-and"
operator between pairs.
Another operator can be explicitely given with findobj(propertyName, propertyValue, operator, propertyName, propertyValue, ...)
.
The priority of evaluations in a composite condition using operators can be controlled by using a cell argument, e.g. findobj({propertyName, propertyValue, ...}, operator, ...)
findobj("-property", propertyName, ...)
returns the handles of objects having the property propertyName
. Other conditions can be added.
By default the search is done within all figures and findobj(searchHandles, ...)
restricts the search to the given handles. The depth of the search is by default infinite and can be restricted by findobj(searchHandles, '-depth', d, ...)
. A value of 0 restricts the search to objects given in searchHandles
and does not search within descendants, this is equivalent to the "flat"
optional string.
Examples
// Create a figure h=scf(); // Put a text in the figure uicontrol(h, "style","text", ... "string","This is a figure", ... "position",[50 70 100 100], ... "fontsize",15, ... "tag","Alabel"); // Find the object which "tag" value is "Alabel" lab=findobj("tag","Alabel"); disp("The text of the label is """+lab.string+"""");
// Create a figure h=scf(); // plot something plot() xlabel abscissae ylabel ordinate title "a plot" legend "c1" "c2" "c3" // Find the objects having a "font_size" property h1 = findobj("-property","font_size") // Change the font size of all text objects h1.font_size = 3 // Find the objects having a "thickness" property h2 = findobj("-property","thickness") // Change the thickness of such objects h2.thickness = 2
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