Multiple Cursors 1.0

MYCURSORS creates as many cursors as you want on an axes.Cursors can be tricky to implement and handle. This function will help you to simply add multiple cursors on an axes.EXAMPLE:Take a look at the example cursor_demo() to see how you can implement cursors using MYCURSORS.USE: FH = MYCURSORS(VARARGIN) add cursor on an axes. VARARGIN can contain 0, 1 or 2 elements: 1) First input is the handle of the axes on which you want to create the cursor. Default value is the current axes (GCA) 2) Second input is the color of the cursor. Default value is red ('r' or [1 0 0]) FH is a structure containing function handles that enable you to manipulate the cursor. FH structure looks like: FH.add(XPOS) : Adds a cursor on the same axes at the position x = XPOS. XPOS is facultative. Default value is the middle of the axes. FH.off(NUM) : Removes the NUMth cursor created If NUM is a character string then the function removes only the last cursor. FH.val(NUM) : Returns a vector containing the positions of the NUMth cursor. If you omit NUM then the function returns the position of all cursors. FH.hdl() : Returns a matrix containing the handles of the cursors in the first column and the handles of the associated labels in the second column.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
Keyword:	Created,  Facultative,  Fhaddxpos,  Fhoffnum,  Handles,  Middle,  Numth,  Position,  Removes
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