Reply by Joe Sababa ●March 22, 20052005-03-22

Hi,
Assuming at some point, before drawing a variable N is
assigned for the total number of axes, you can use
subplot. For example you can choose m by n arrangement
(mxn=N) as follow:
switch N
case{1 2 3}
m=1;
n=N;
case {4 5 6}
m =2;
n = 3;
...
end
for k=1:N
subplot(m,n,k), imshow(Pic{k}); % Pic is a cell
array of images or images file names.
end

I hope this helps

Joe Sababa

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--- imagetigers au <> wrote:
> Hello Friends,
> I'm doing my project in the area of image storage
> and retrieval in
> image databases.
> In my retrieval GUI,i need to create axes(to display
> the image)
> dynamically.The number of axes will be known only at
> the run time(by
> means of a variable).If anyone could help me soon,it
> would be very
> helpful to me.
> Thanks in advance...Anticipating ur kind help...
> Pradeep > __________________________________________________
>
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Reply by imagetigers au ●March 19, 20052005-03-19
Hello Friends,
I'm doing my  project in the area of image storage and retrieval in
image databases.
In my retrieval GUI,i need to create axes(to display the image)
dynamically.The number of axes will be known only at the run time(by
means of a variable).If anyone could help me soon,it would be very
helpful to me.
Thanks in advance...Anticipating ur kind help...
Pradeep

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