Set attributes to show for function displays.
setdisplay(f,'Attrib1','Attrib2','Attrib3')
att=setdisplay(f,{'Attrib1','Attrib2'})
setdisplay(imat_fn,999)
When an imat_fn is displayed on the screen (such as when a semicolon is omitted at the end of a statement), a summary of the variable is printed. By default, the FunctionType, AbscissaSpacing, and NumberElements attributes are displayed.
Input attribute names can be specified either as a series of strings, or a cell array of strings. The optional output ATT is a cell array of strings containing the current display attributes.
Use the SETDISPLAY function to change the displayed attributes. At least one attribute names must be specified. If no attributes are specified, the default attributes will be assumed. Any attributes other than Abscissa or Ordinate may be selected.
The third syntax shown above allows you to specify the maximum number of functions to display before switching to the truncated display form of just showing the dimensions of the imat_fn. Setting this to 0 means that all of the functions should always be displayed.
>> setdisplay(imat_fn,'functiontype','idline1','idline4')