How can I maintain title size when creating report snapshot

I am using the following code to print a figure into a .pdf report, using Matlab Report Generator

        figure(LCAPlot),
        set(LCAPlot, 'Position',  [50, 50, 1400, 600])    
        figure1 = Figure(LCAPlot);  
        Print=Image(getSnapshotImage(figure1, FinalReport));
        Print.Style = {ScaleToFit(true)};

However, the title of the figure always keeps the same size in the pdf report, even when I increase it on the Matlab figure.

Is there a property that can maintain the set title size ?

[Eric]

How does the image file from getSnapshotImage(figure1, FinalReport) look like? Is the title size correct?

Instead of using the Figure reporter, you can try printing the image yourself.

print(LCAPlot, '-dsvg', 'lcaplot.svg');

And then use the mlreportgen.dom.Image object.

Print = Image('lcaplot.svg');

Print.Style = {ScaleToFit(true)};

[CelCet]

When using the Figure reporter, the image file from getSnapshotImage(figure1, FinalReport) does not have the correct title size.

Using print(LCAPlot, '-dsvg', 'lcaplot.svg') does give the correct title size in the pdf report ! Thank you for this suggestion.

However, this format does not seem to work with layout tables, so I cannot plot several figures in one line then. Is there a way of fixing that ?

[Eric]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by layout tables. Are you using tables to layout images so that they are side-by-side? If so, that should work.

I need to see some sample code, to figure out what went wrong.

[CelCet]

Indeed, the tables to layout images side-by-side also work this way. My mistake !

So printing the image this way is a good solution for my report. Thank you for the suggestion.

To compare with the Figure report, see the code below :

import mlreportgen.dom.*;
import mlreportgen.report.*;

MyReport = Report(['ExampleReport'],'pdf');

x = 0:pi/100:2*pi;
F1=figure;
plot(x,sin(x)),title('Title of the Plot','FontSize',25);

ch1 = Chapter("Title", "correct");

print(F1, '-dsvg', 'F1plot.svg');
Print = Image('F1plot.svg');
Print.Style = {ScaleToFit(true)};

add(ch1,Print);
add(MyReport,ch1);

ch2 = Chapter("Title", "title too small");

figure1 = Figure(F1);
Print=Image(getSnapshotImage(figure1, MyReport));
Print.Style = {ScaleToFit(true)};

add(ch2,Print);
add(MyReport,ch2);

rptview(MyReport);