Stefanie Peer

 

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16 Nov 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres

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13 Nov 2009		mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes Author: us	title, graphics, subplot, annotation, figure, plot	237	9	4.54545 4.5 | 11 ratings
17 Sep 2004		Quartile & Percentile Calculation Demonstrates a method for computing percentiles and other basic statistics. Author: Chris D. Larson	statistics quartile p..., probability, statistics	114	9	4.72727 4.7 | 12 ratings

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26 Aug 2010	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes	David	A simple, handy function - thank you! However, I had trouble with the 'xoff', 'yoff', etc. options. When specifying just one of these, the title moved horizontally no matter which of these offsets was entered. I exchanged lines 154 and 155 in the code: io=io+1; if any(ix) and now the offsets work individually or together.	5
26 May 2010	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes	Pawel S	Very easy to handle. It did exaclty what I wanted. Thx!	5
11 Mar 2010	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes	Adam A	Does the job nicely, thanks.	5
26 Nov 2009	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes	Shlomi		4
13 Nov 2009	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes	us	this happens by design: after MTIT terminates, the current (active) axis (GCA) is the handle of the invisible surrounding axis created by MTIT... i've changed this behavior and an update should show up soon... in the meantime, you can use this (tedious) approach % create your figure/axes cah=gca; % <- save current axis handle mtit(gcf,'foo'); axes(cah); % <- reset current axis handle us	Comment only