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FIGUREPROPERTIES FIGUREPROPERTIES Figure Object Properties

Usage

Below is a summary of the properties for the axis.
  -  alphamap - vector - Contains the alpha (transparency) map for the
 figure.  If this is set to a scalar, then all values are mapped to the same 
 transparency.  It defaults to 1, which is all values being fully opaque.  
 If you set this to a vector, the values of graphics objects will be mapped to 
 different transparency values, based on the setting of their alphadatamapping
 property.

  -  color - colorspec - The background color of the figure (defaults to a
 gray [0.6,0.6,0.6]).  During printing, this color is set to white, and then
 is restored.

  -  colormap - color vector - an N x 3 matrix of RGB values that
 specifies the colormap for the figure.  Defaults to an HSV map.  

  -  children - handle vector - the handles for objects that are children
 of this figure.  These should be axis objects.

  -  currentaxes - handle - the handle for the current axes.  Also returned
 by gca.

  -  doublebuffer - Not used.

  -  parent -  Not used.

  -  position - Not used.

  -  type - string - returns the string 'figure'.

  -  userdata - array - arbitrary array you can use to store data associated
 with the figure.

  -  nextplot - {'add','replace','replacechildren'} - If set to 'add' then
 additional axes are added to the list of children for the current figure.  If set to 
 'replace', then a new axis replaces all of the existing children.

  -  figsize - two vector - the size of the figure window in pixels (width x height).

  -  renderer - {'painters','opengl'} - When set to 'painters' drawing is based
 on the Qt drawing methods (which can handle flat shading of surfaces with transparency).
 If you set the renderer to 'opengl' then OpenGL is used for rendering.  Support for 
 OpenGL is currently in the alpha stage, and FreeMat does not enable it automatically.
 You can set the renderer mode to 'opengl' manually to experiment.  Also, OpenGL 
 figures cannot be printed yet.