Set BackgroundColor to 'none'
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I'm receiving the following warning in code that I use liberally to auto-generate complex gui objects like a tab-panel. Warning: Setting the ColorSpec to 'none' for a uicontainer will not be allowed in a future release. Currently I set BackgroundColor to 'none' where I need an object to inherit it's parents color. Will there be replacement method to acheive this once this functionality has been removed? Setting background color to none is a useful method to distiguish between objects that inherit their parents color versus objects that at the moment just happen to have the same color.
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Walter Roberson
on 31 May 2011
I agree with your concern; I wonder why this is being done?
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Matt Fig
on 30 May 2011
c = get(hparent,'color') % For a figure. 'backgroundcolor' for others.
set(hobj,'backgroundcolor',C)
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Nicholas Hall
on 31 May 2011
Matt Fig
on 31 May 2011
This is the only workaround I know of without going to the Java. I know it is not ideal for all purposes, but at least this can be put into all code which changes the parent's color, after the change is made.
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