Editing Properties in gui-code

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i want to change the lable of the axes , but i don't know where i must write x/y-lable command in the gui-code ? as a general rule , where can i edit the properties of an object in the code .

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2013-12-19
Whenever you want to change the text label, just put this code
yourString = sprintf('The value = %f', someDoubleVariable); % or whatever you want.
set(handles.textLabel, 'String', yourString); % or whatever tag you have instead of "textLabel"
drawnow; % Use draw now if in a fast loop.
It can go in whatever callback or loop you want, basically whenever and wherever you want to change the text on the label control.
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Elia
Elia 2013-12-19
编辑:Elia 2013-12-19
can you give me an example for editing the XLable or XLim ?
Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2013-12-19
% Create sample data.
x = -50 : 50;
y = sind(x*30);
plot(x, y, 'LIneWidth', 3);
grid on;
% Make x axis go from -10 to +30
% instead of -50 to +50:
xlim([-10, 30]);
% Give a label to the x axis:
xlabel('This is the x axis',...
'FontSize', 20,...
'FontWeight', 'bold',...
'Color', [.7, 0.3, 0.9]);

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David Sanchez
David Sanchez 2013-12-19
You can use the Property Inspector if you use GUIDE (right click on the object whose properties you want to modify, select Property Inspector, look for the field to change in the emerging window).
Otherwise, you have to use set and get commands to perform changes in any object of your GUI.
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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski 2013-12-19
Do it in the OutputFcn.
You can run:
inspect(get(handles.axes1,'XLabel'));
To pull up the xlabel in the inspector. axes1 is the 'Tag' of the axes you care about.
Elia
Elia 2013-12-19
it works with inspect command , but it seems like every time i run the code it will appear ?
i tried this , but it doesn't work
myname = get(handles.axes1,'XLabel'); set(handles.axes1,'XLabel',myname);

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