Doug’s MATLAB Video Tutorials

November 4th, 2008

Video Tutorial: MATLAB basics, LINKPROP

 I think it is best to do these tutorials based on solving realistic coding challenges. In helping to write the code for the next MATLAB contest, I had a situation where I wanted two images to be displayed on two axes using the same colormap values. The problem is, one image ranged in value from 1-100 while the other would range from 1-10. Just like you might change the xlim (x limits) of two axis so they match up, I also needed to set the color limits on these two axis so they would match up. I could do that manually, or, I could do it with LINKPROP. This video uses the LINKPROP method.
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By Doug Hull

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