I want to draw a line between a point (which has non-normalised coordinates) and a legend (which has a normalised position).
xp = 34573;
yp = 89832;
p = plot(xp,yp,’o’,’MarkerFaceColor’,’b’);
lgd = legend(p);
It would be easy if both the point coordinates and the legend position were either both normalised or both non-normalised. Indeed, I would like to use something similar to this:
plot([xp lgd.Position(1)],[yp lgd.Position(2)])
but it does not work, since they have a different normalization.
Therefore, is there a way to transform either the non-normalised coordinates into normalised coordinates, or viceversa?I want to draw a line between a point (which has non-normalised coordinates) and a legend (which has a normalised position).
xp = 34573;
yp = 89832;
p = plot(xp,yp,’o’,’MarkerFaceColor’,’b’);
lgd = legend(p);
It would be easy if both the point coordinates and the legend position were either both normalised or both non-normalised. Indeed, I would like to use something similar to this:
plot([xp lgd.Position(1)],[yp lgd.Position(2)])
but it does not work, since they have a different normalization.
Therefore, is there a way to transform either the non-normalised coordinates into normalised coordinates, or viceversa? I want to draw a line between a point (which has non-normalised coordinates) and a legend (which has a normalised position).
xp = 34573;
yp = 89832;
p = plot(xp,yp,’o’,’MarkerFaceColor’,’b’);
lgd = legend(p);
It would be easy if both the point coordinates and the legend position were either both normalised or both non-normalised. Indeed, I would like to use something similar to this:
plot([xp lgd.Position(1)],[yp lgd.Position(2)])
but it does not work, since they have a different normalization.
Therefore, is there a way to transform either the non-normalised coordinates into normalised coordinates, or viceversa? coordiantes, position, line, normalised, normalised coordiantes, non-normalised, non-normalised coordiantes MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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