How to open multiple figures and combine them into a new figure

Hello, I have multiple open figures. I want to create a new figure containing all the figures. How can I do this?

I tried this :

clear all
clc
%%Oppening figure
rep = 'C:s';

if exist(rep, 'file')~=7
    error('Le dossier n''existe pas');
end
ext = '*.fig';
chemin = fullfile(rep,ext);
list = dir(chemin); 
nFig = length(list);   
figure;  % new figure
for n = 1:nFig
    filename = fullfile(rep,list(n).name);
    f_c =  openfig(filename,'reuse');
    ha1 = get(gca(n+1),'Children'); %this returns the children of the axes
    a1 = get(ha1,'Xdata'); % obtain the XData
    b1 = get(ha1,'Ydata'); % obtain the YData
%     close('all')
    hold on
    plot(a1,b1) %plot the data again
    dockfig('all')
end

nFig = length(list);   
figure;  % new figure
for n = 1:nFig
    filename = fullfile(rep,list(n).name);
    f_c =  openfig(filename,'reuse');
    ha1 = get(gca(n+1),'Children'); %this returns the children of the axes
    a1 = get(ha1,'Xdata'); % obtain the XData
    b1 = get(ha1,'Ydata'); % obtain the YData
%     close('all')
    hold on
    plot(a1,b1) %plot the data again
    dockfig('all')
end

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!

[KSSV]

What do you mean by creating new figure containing all figures? You want each figure in a subplot?

[Arthur Roué]

You mean each figure contains one axes and you want all thoses axes in the same figure ? Can you share an image of those figures ?

[Jan]

Again: Can you share an image of those figures?

The question is not unique. Do the different axes have the same scaling? Are all 2D or is there a 3D graphic also? Do they share the same colormap? There is no general solution, so please post more details.

[Rik]

Original question posted by SanSun retrieved from Google cache:

How to open multiple figures and combine them into a new figure

Hello, I have multiple open figures. I want to create a new figure containing all the figures. How can I do this?

I tried this :

clear all
clc
%%Oppening figure
rep = 'C:s';
if exist(rep, 'file')~=7
error('Le dossier n''existe pas');
end
ext = '*.fig';
chemin = fullfile(rep,ext);
list = dir(chemin);
nFig = length(list);
figure; % new figure
for n = 1:nFig
filename = fullfile(rep,list(n).name);
f_c = openfig(filename,'reuse');
ha1 = get(gca(n+1),'Children'); %this returns the children of the axes
a1 = get(ha1,'Xdata'); % obtain the XData
b1 = get(ha1,'Ydata'); % obtain the YData
% close('all')
hold on
plot(a1,b1) %plot the data again
dockfig('all')
end
nFig = length(list);
figure; % new figure
for n = 1:nFig
filename = fullfile(rep,list(n).name);
f_c = openfig(filename,'reuse');
ha1 = get(gca(n+1),'Children'); %this returns the children of the axes
a1 = get(ha1,'Xdata'); % obtain the XData
b1 = get(ha1,'Ydata'); % obtain the YData
% close('all')
hold on
plot(a1,b1) %plot the data again
dockfig('all')
end

[Rik]

Why did you delete this question and your other question? That is very rude.

[John D'Errico]

Note that when you remove your question, you damage answers as a site, since this makes the question useless for anyone else to ever learn from. This insults both the person who wasted their time in answering your question, as well as anyone who might otherwise have also gained from this answer.

If you cannot bear to leave your question in the public, then you should not post in the first place.

[Rena Berman]

(Answers Dev) Restored edit

Answer 1

[Arthur Roué]

According to your figures, I came with that :

% Get figure handles to merge
hFig_1 = openfig(fullfile(pwd, 'figure_1.fig'));
hFig_2 = openfig(fullfile(pwd, 'figure_2.fig'));

% Find line in axe 2 to copy it into axe 1
hAxe_1 = findobj(hFig_1, 'type', 'Axes');
hLine_2 = findobj(hFig_2, 'type', 'Line');

% Copy line
hLine_21 = copyobj(hLine_2, hAxe_1);

% Change new line style
hLine_21.LineStyle = '--';
hLine_21.Color = 'b';