Most MATLAB plotting commands allow you to specify which axes to act on, for instance
plot (x,y)
plots in the current axes, but
plot(Ax, x, y)
will plot in the axes Ax.
Similarly, you can label the x- or y- axis of a non-active axes
xlabel(Ax, 'this label goes on the x-axis of Ax whether or not Ax == gca')
But the text command doesn't appear to support this feature. Is there a way to put text into a non-active axes?
I ask because this sequence:
currentAxes = gca;
axes(Ax); %MLINT warning here
text(x,y,'this text ends up on axes Ax now');
axes(currentAxes); %MLINT warning here
will throw MLINT warnings that calling axes(axes_handle) is slow in scripted functions.
Use the 'Parent' property in calling the text command
text(x,y,'text','Parent', Ax)
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