
How to display x and y axis to an image in app designer
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    xiaobo wu
 on 23 Jan 2024
  
    
    
    
    
    Commented: Image Analyst
      
      
 on 24 Jan 2024
            Hi I attempted to add x and y axis to the image in app designer as I did in GUIDE, I decided to give up and ask for help here.
Here below are my codes:
  [filname,pathname] = uigetfile('*.tif', 'Select File to work with');
            app.FileNameEditField.Value=filname;
            img_ori = imread([pathname, '\', filname]);
            [row_img,col_img,clr_img]=size(img_ori);
            imshow(img_ori,'Parent',app.UIAxes)
This is an image I loaded in GUIDE, as you see there are X and Y Ticks. I want to see the same axis in the app designer. Could anyone help me figure out how to add the axis? Thanks!

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  Image Analyst
      
      
 on 23 Jan 2024
        Did you try the axis function after you called imshow?
axis('on', 'image');
Under the image processing options/preferences you can set whether you want the axis to be visible by default or not if you use the imshow function (instead of the imagesc function).

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  Image Analyst
      
      
 on 24 Jan 2024
				That seems weird.  It should only open a new figure if there is no axes control visible yet.  But if there is an axes control on your figure GUI, then axis should work on the current axes, called "gca".  If  you haven't "used" the axes yet to display anything, then maybe gca is null and it opens a new axes on a new figure.  But if you displayed something in the axes, then it should apply.  You can pass in the axes handle that you want the command to operate on, so something like
axes(app.axes1, 'on', 'image'); % Turn the axes on for the axes1 control.
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