setFigDockGroup Matlab script

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setFigDockGroup sets a figure's docking group container setFigDockGroup sets a figure's (or list of figures') docking group container, enabling to dock figures to containers other than the default 'Figures' container (for example, to the 'Editor' group as shown in the screenshot, or to any new user-defined group).Syntax:hGroup = setFigDockGroup(hFig, group)Inputs:hFig is an optional handle or list of handles. These are normally figure handles, but not necessarily: the handles' containing figures are automatically inferred and used. If hFig is not supplied, then the current figure handle (gcf) is assumed.GROUP is either a group name (e.g., 'Editor', 'Figures', 'my group') or a group handle returned from a previous setFigDockGroup function call.Outputs:The returned hGroupContainer object allows access to many useful properties and callbacks. Type "get(hGroupContainer)" to see the full list.See extended help within.Warning:This code heavily relies on undocumented and unsupported Matlab functionality. It works on Matlab 7.4, but use at your own risk! Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R2007a
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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