iptsetpref (Image Processing Toolbox)

Set Image Processing Toolbox preference

Syntax

iptsetpref(prefname,value)

Description

iptsetpref(prefname,value) sets the Image Processing Toolbox preference specified by the string prefname to value. The setting persists until the end of the current MATLAB session, or until you change the setting. (To make the value persist between sessions, put the command in your startup.m file.)

This table describes the available preferences. Note that the preference names are case insensitive and can be abbreviated.

Preference Name
Values

'ImshowBorder'
'loose' (default) or 'tight'

If 'ImshowBorder' is 'loose', imshow displays the image with a border between the image and the edges of the figure window, thus leaving room for axes labels, titles, etc. If 'ImshowBorder' is 'tight', imshow adjusts the figure size so that the image entirely fills the figure. (However, there may still be a border if the image is very small, or if there are other objects besides the image and its axes in the figure.)

'ImshowAxesVisible'
'on' or 'off' (default)

If 'ImshowAxesVisible' is 'on', imshow displays the image with the axes box and tick labels. If 'ImshowAxesVisible' is 'off', imshow displays the image without the axes box and tick labels.

'ImshowTruesize'
'auto' (default) or 'manual'

If 'ImshowTruesize' is 'manual', imshow does not call truesize. If 'ImshowTruesize' is 'auto', imshow automatically decides whether to call truesize. (imshow calls truesize if there will be no other objects in the resulting figure besides the image and its axes.) You can override this setting for an individual display by specifying the display_option argument to imshow, or you can call truesize manually after displaying the image.

'TruesizeWarning'
'on' (default) or 'off'

If 'TruesizeWarning' is 'on', the truesize function displays a warning if the image is too large to fit on the screen. (The entire image is still displayed, but at less than true size.) If 'TruesizeWarning' is 'off', truesize does not display the warning. Note that this preference applies even when you call truesize indirectly, such as through imshow.

Preference Name	Values
`'ImshowBorder'`	`'loose'` (default) or `'tight'`
If `'ImshowBorder'` is `'loose'`, `imshow` displays the image with a border between the image and the edges of the figure window, thus leaving room for axes labels, titles, etc. If `'ImshowBorder'` is `'tight'`, `imshow` adjusts the figure size so that the image entirely fills the figure. (However, there may still be a border if the image is very small, or if there are other objects besides the image and its axes in the figure.)
`'ImshowAxesVisible'`	`'on'` or `'off'` (default)
If `'ImshowAxesVisible'` is `'on'`, `imshow` displays the image with the axes box and tick labels. If `'ImshowAxesVisible'` is `'off'`, `imshow` displays the image without the axes box and tick labels.
`'ImshowTruesize'`	`'auto'` (default) or `'manual'`
If `'ImshowTruesize'` is `'manual'`, `imshow` does not call `truesize`. If `'ImshowTruesize'` is `'auto'`, `imshow` automatically decides whether to call `truesize`. (`imshow` calls `truesize` if there will be no other objects in the resulting figure besides the image and its axes.) You can override this setting for an individual display by specifying the `display_option` argument to `imshow`, or you can call `truesize` manually after displaying the image.
`'TruesizeWarning'`	`'on'` (default) or `'off'`
If `'TruesizeWarning'` is `'on'`, the `truesize` function displays a warning if the image is too large to fit on the screen. (The entire image is still displayed, but at less than true size.) If `'TruesizeWarning'` is `'off'`, `truesize` does not display the warning. Note that this preference applies even when you call `truesize` indirectly, such as through `imshow`.

iptsetpref(prefname) displays the valid values for prefname.

Example

iptsetpref('ImshowBorder','tight')

See Also

imshow, iptgetpref, truesize

axis in the MATLAB Function Reference

iptgetpref iradon