Using a custom function in gui
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I have a custom function which generates a figure (a plot). I am not able to implement this function in a gui code in such a way this figure appear in a specified axes within the gui window and not in a separate window. Actually, i am able to do this, but i have to paste the function code itself in the gui's, and modify it to force the axes to be the sought ones via its handles axes(handles.axes2); but this way i do not use any link to my custom function.
I was wondering if it is possible to modify my custom function so that when i type its name in the gui, the plot will appear in gui's axes. thanks a lot, Simone
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Geoff Hayes
2014-10-27
Simone - try passing the axes handle as the last parameter to your function. Perhaps something like the following will do
function myCustomFunction(freq,amp,hAxes)
% hAxes is optional, so check to see if it has been passed in
if ~exist('hAxes','var')
% hAxes was not passed in to this function so need to create a figure
figure;
hAxes = gca;
end
t = linspace(0,1);
x = amp*sin(2*pi*t*freq);
% plot the data on the axes
plot(hAxes,t,x);
In the above simple function, we plot the sine wave given a frequency, freq, and amplitude, amp. The third parameter, hAxes, is the handle to the axes. It is an optional input so the above code handles the case when the last input is provided and when it isn't. We use exist to see if hAxes has been passed into the function, and if not, then we create a figure and set hAxes to the current axes (calling "get current axes", gca).
We then create some data, and plot it on the axes.
For example, calling the below will create a new figure each time
myCustomFunction(4,1)
myCustomFunction(5,2)
but calling
myCustomFunction(10,3,handles.axes2)
will plot the data on the axes given by handles.axes2 (and so will not create a new figure).
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Simone B
2014-10-28
Geoff Hayes
2014-10-29
Simone - what you are asking should be as a question that is distinct from this one. As for the errors, you should really contact the author of this submission so that he is given a chance to address the issue. However, looking at the code, there seems to be a disconnect between the function signature and the comments on how to use the function. Since the signature is
function [out1,out2,out3,out4] = ginputax(ax,arg1)
then I would pass your handles first followed by the number of points as
ginputax([handles.axes1;handles.axes2],5);
which is just the opposite order of what he describes in his examples. Note that in the above, I'm not putting the handles in a cell array (again as suggested by his code).
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