MATLAB: Currently shown columns in a uitable

uitable

Hi,

when the contents of a table are big (many columns or rows), some columns and/or rows go out of the scope represented in the uitable. Is there a way to know programmatically which rows and columns are currently depicted?

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The only way might be to go in at the Java level to query the sizes of the various components.

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Wanted = [T1,T2(1:size(T1,1),:)] %T1 table with 500 rows and the other with 1000 rows

MATLAB: Uitable

An alternative:

How do I change the color of individual cells in uitable in MATLAB 7.10 (R2010a)?

You could modify:

function outHtml = colText(inText, inColor)
% return a HTML string with colored font
outHtml = ['<body bgcolor="Silver", font color="', ...
inColor, ...
'">', ...
inText, ...
'</font></body>'];
end

Note the bgcolor, however the result is not so nice (but you can customize each cell).

Another thing you could do is play with the 'BackgroundColor' property, but it affects all cells or you can customize odd, even.

Java: http://undocumentedmatlab.com/blog/uitable-cell-colors/

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