The game has been a hit with critics and gamers alike – we wrote about it here. It has overtaken several notable competitors. Removing its deadspace: squeeze_axes(handles)Īs an exercise I let the case where you have an axes occupying more than one space in the grid.The recently released Dead Space remake has taken the top spot in the UK physical sales chart. Xlabel(sprintf('Xlabel nah (%d,%d)',line,column)) Ylabel(sprintf('Ylabel yeah (%d,%d)',line,column)) Title(sprintf('Cool title (%d,%d)',line,column)) Handles(line,column)=subplot(nLines,nColumns,column+(line-1)*nColumns) Ploting the common matlab subplot function as follows: figure (curAxesTightPos(1:2) + curAxesTightPos(3:4))] NoDeadSpacePos = curAxesOuterPos + [curAxesTightPos(1:2). % Remove dead space inside subplot border:ĬurAxesTightPos=get(curAxes,'TightInset') Set(curAxes,'OuterPosition',curAxesOuterPos) % Set OuterPosition to occupy as most space as possibleĬurAxesOuterPos = [leftPos(curColumn) botPos(curLine) subplotWidth. LeftPos = linspace(0,1-subplotWidth,nHorSubPlot) % TODO: Make squeeze axes compatible with axes that occupy multipleīotPos = linspace(1-subplotHeight,0,nVertSubPlot)
% handles(4,4) is the axes in the forth line and forth column. % handles(1,1) is the axes in the first line and first column, whereas % -> handles: the subplot axes handles organized as a grid. % squeeze_axes(handles) Squeeze axes to remove dead space. I have adapted the setCustomPlotArea as follows: function squeeze_axes(handles) The short answer is to spread axes position to occupy the whole figure as follows: set(gca,'Position',) % Make the axes occupy the whole figureīut if you want to keep ylabel, xlabel, and so on, you will have to use the following approach: Removing dead space for only one axes figure I answered this at this other topic and also gave an example of how to improve axes (subplot) space usage here (search for the subfunction setCustomPlotArea inside the function kmeans_test).
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