Print Command

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Shavi
Shavi on 15 May 2012
Hello
Can anybody tell me that how to use the print command in matlab?
As i want to get the data from the textbox and print that particular data. not the whole figure.
Please anybody help..
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 15 May 2012
"print" is for creating the kinds of outputs that might be sent to a printer. Is that what you want? Or are you looking to create a text file?
Shavi
Shavi on 15 May 2012
Ya i want to use the print command or print function.
I have to take the data from the text box and get it printed solely.
So what is the coding used for this?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 15 May 2012
Let h be the handle of the uicontrol of style Text. Then
h_handle = handle(h);
h_image = h_handle.getPrintImage;
At this point, h_image will be an RGB array containing a rendered copy of the text. You can now figure() a new figure, image() h_image into the new figure, and print() the new figure.
You might wish to consider, however, using imwrite() on h_image to save it to an image file that you can print using your system utilities.
I have my doubts that any of this is what you really want to do, but...
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Shavi
Shavi on 25 May 2012
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 25 May 2012
Yes, I do have R2010b at work, and yes it does have getPrintImage
>> h = uicontrol('style','edit','String','hello there')
h =
0.0009765625
>> hh = handle(h)
hh =
uicontrol
>> methods(hh)
Methods for class hg.uicontrol:
getGUIDEView getPrintImage
>> hh.getPrintImage
ans(:,:,1) = [...]

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