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                  1 function [h] = linkprop(h,p)
                  2 %LINKPROP Maintain same value for corresponding properties
                  3 %  Use LINKPROP to maintain the same values for the 
                  4 %  corresponding properties of different objects.
                  5 %
                  6 %  HLINK = LINKPROP(H,'PropertyName'); 
                  7 %  Maintains the same value for the property 'PropertyName' 
                  8 %  on all objects whose handles appear in H. LINKPROP returns
                  9 %  the link object HLINK. 
                 10 % 
                 11 %  HLINK = LINKPROP(H,{'PropertyName1','PropertyName2',...});
                 12 %  Maintains the same value for all properties passed as a cell 
                 13 %  array. 
                 14 %
                 15 %  It is necessary that the link object remain referenced 
                 16 %  within the context of where you want property linking 
                 17 %  to occur. You can keep the link object as a variable 
                 18 %  in the base workspace, make the link object GLOBAL, 
                 19 %  or store the link object in USERDATA property or 
                 20 %  in application data (SETAPPDATA). 
                 21 %       
                 22 %  Example:
                 23 %  h1 = line('xdata',1:10,'ydata',1:10);
                 24 %  h2 = line('xdata',1:10,'ydata',10:-1:1);
                 25 %  hlink = linkprop([h1,h2],'Color');
                 26 %  set(h1,'Color',[.3 .4 .5])
                 27 %  get(h2,'Color') % returns [.3 .4 .5] 
                 28 %
                 29 %  See also LINKAXES, SETAPPDATA, GLOBAL
                 30 
                 31 % Copyright 2003 The MathWorks, Inc.
                 32 
  0.07       1   33 h = graphics.linkprop(h,p); 

Other subfunctions in this file are not included in this listing.