setAxes

Removes white spaces between subplots

setAxes automatically sets the position and size of the axes (subplots) in the given figure so that white space. To use its most basic functionality, just type "setAxes" in the command line.
Optional Inputs:

pad: A vector of size 1,2,3,4. The padding method follows that of HTML

If size 1, then each subplot is padded with white space by the
given amount (in normalized units)

If size 2, then for each subplot, the top and bottom are padded by
pad[0], and the right and left are padded by pad[1]

If size 3, then for each subplot, the top is padded by pad[0], the
right and left are padded by pad[1], and the bottom is padded by
pad[2]

If size 4, then for each subplot, the top is padded by pad[0], the
right by pad[1], the bottom by pad[2], the left by pad[3]

fh: figure handle. By default, == gcf

Examples
setAxes

set axes positions for current figure (gcf)

setAxes(0.1)

each subplot in current figure has boundary (white space) of 0.1 (in normalized units)

setAxes([0.05,0,0,0])

each subplot in current figure has top boundary (white space) of 0.05 and 0 in the right, bottom, and left
boundary

setAxes(__, fh)

set axes for subplots in the figure with figure handle

Author: Andrew Yuan
Jianwei (John) Miao Coherent Imaging Group
University of California, Los Angeles
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