How can I implement legacy crosshair pointer functionality in MATLAB?

I am trying to replace the pointer on a graph with a full crosshair (i.e. a set of 2 perpendicular lines that extend to the edges of the graph vertically and horizontally and follow the mouse cursor). A few years ago, I was able to accomplish this with this line of code:

set(gcf,'Pointer','fullcross')

However, when I try to run this line now, I get the following message:

Warning: Full crosshair pointer is no longer supported. A crosshair pointer will be used instead.

I would really like to find an alternative way to implement this functionality, but so far have failed. I came across the following function: MYGINPUT , but it does not seem to fulfill what I'm looking for. Anyone have any suggestions?

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, 'WindowButtonMotionFcn' ( ), , . , ​​ :

function full_crosshair(hFigure)

  % Find axes children:
  hAxes = findall(hFigure, 'Type', 'axes');

  % Get all axes limits:
  xLimits = get(hAxes, 'XLim');
  xLimits = vertcat(xLimits{:});
  yLimits = get(hAxes, 'YLim');
  yLimits = vertcat(yLimits{:});

  % Create lines (not displayed yet due to NaNs) and listeners:
  for iAxes = 1:numel(hAxes)
    hHoriz(iAxes) = line(xLimits(iAxes, :), nan(1, 2), 'Parent', hAxes(iAxes));
    hVert(iAxes) = line(nan(1, 2), yLimits(iAxes, :), 'Parent', hAxes(iAxes));
    listenObj(iAxes) = addlistener(hAxes(iAxes), {'XLim', 'YLim'}, ...
                                   'PostSet', @(~, ~) update_limits(iAxes));
  end

  % Set callback on the axes parent to the nested function below:
  set(hFigure, 'WindowButtonMotionFcn', @show_lines);

  function update_limits(axesIndex)
    xLimits(axesIndex, :) = get(hAxes(axesIndex), 'XLim');
    yLimits(axesIndex, :) = get(hAxes(axesIndex), 'YLim');
    set(hHoriz(axesIndex), 'XData', xLimits(axesIndex, :));
    set(hVert(axesIndex), 'YData', yLimits(axesIndex, :));
  end

  function show_lines(~, ~)

    % Get current cursor positions in axes:
    cursorPos = get(hAxes, 'CurrentPoint');
    cursorPos = vertcat(cursorPos{:});
    cursorPos = cursorPos(1:2:end, 1:2);

    % Determine if the cursor is within an axes:
    inAxes = (cursorPos(:, 1) >= xLimits(:, 1)) & ...
             (cursorPos(:, 1) <= xLimits(:, 2)) & ...
             (cursorPos(:, 2) >= yLimits(:, 1)) & ...
             (cursorPos(:, 2) <= yLimits(:, 2));

    % Update lines and cursor:
    if any(inAxes)  % Cursor within an axes
      set(hFigure, 'Pointer', 'custom', 'PointerShapeCData', nan(16));
      set(hHoriz(inAxes), {'YData'}, num2cell(cursorPos(inAxes, 2)*[1 1], 2));
      set(hVert(inAxes), {'XData'}, num2cell(cursorPos(inAxes, 1)*[1 1], 2));
      set(hHoriz(~inAxes), 'YData', nan(1, 2));
      set(hVert(~inAxes), 'XData', nan(1, 2));
    else  % Cursor outside axes
      set(hFigure, 'Pointer', 'arrow');
      set(hHoriz, 'YData', nan(1, 2));
      set(hVert, 'XData', nan(1, 2));
    end

  end

end

:

full_crosshair(gcf);

, ​​ . - , . , full_crosshair, 'WindowButtonMotionFcn' .

, , 'WindowButtonMotionFcn':

set(gcf, 'WindowButtonMotionFcn', []);
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1689338/


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