Image Processing Toolbox User's Guide |
Setting Toolbox Display Preferences
You can use Image Processing Toolbox preferences to control certain characteristics of how imshow
and imtool
display images on your screen. For example, using toolbox preferences, you can specify the initial magnification used by imtool
and imshow
.
iptgetpref
function
iptsetpref
function
Toolbox Preferences
The Image Processing Toolbox supports several preferences that affect how imshow
and imtool
display images. The following table lists these preferences with brief descriptions. For detailed information about toolbox preferences and their values, see the iptsetpref
reference page.
Toolbox Preference |
Description |
ImshowBorder |
Controls whether imshow displays the figure window as larger than the image (leaving a border between the image axes and the edges of the figure), or the same size as the image (leaving no border). |
ImshowAxesVisible |
Controls whether imshow displays images with the axes box and tick labels. |
ImshowInitialMagnification |
Controls the magnification imshow uses when it initially displays an image. This preference can be overridden for a single call to imshow ; see Specifying the Initial Image Magnification for more details. |
ImtoolInitialMagnification |
Controls the magnification the Image Tool uses when it initially displays an image. This preference can be overridden for a single call to imtool ; see Specifying the Initial Image Magnification for more details. |
Retrieving the Values of Toolbox Preferences
To determine the current value of a preference, use the iptgetpref
function. This example uses iptgetpref
to determine the value of the ImtoolInitialMagnification
preference.
Preference names are case insensitive and can be abbreviated. For more information, see the iptgetpref
reference page.
Setting the Values of Toolbox Preferences
To specify the value of a toolbox preference, use the iptsetpref
function. This example calls iptsetpref
to specify that imshow
resize the figure window so that it fits tightly around displayed images.
For detailed information about toolbox preferences and their values, see the iptsetpref
reference page.
The value you specify lasts for the duration of the current MATLAB session. To preserve your preference settings from one session to the next, include the iptsetpref
commands in your startup.m
file.
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