Hello, thanks for looking at this,
I'm having trouble keeping track of the current axes in my GUIDE application. What I have is a simple GUIDE application with four axes: when I press on any of the four axes I can use the get(gca) command to find what axes I'm on. My problem comes when I plot anything: whenever I plot anything the gca is never set to whatever I click on anymore. I think it has something to do with clicking on the plot compared to clicking on the axes, hence the current axes handle never changes.
What is strange is if I use the command: get(figure1, 'CurrentAxes') I CAN find the axes I clicked on, but the get(gca) command opens a new figure with a new axes. I have a scroll function callback that uses command:
if get(volprototype, 'CurrentAxes') == handles.axes1
and I can use this to check if the axes does in face correspond to the current axes. My problem is when I execute this code, and do the scroll callback, it exits out if I scroll too quickly. I can scroll slowly and it works perfectly, but if I scroll quickly it creates a error.
So, here are my questions:
Why does it exit out if I scroll too quickly? Is there a better way I can check the current axes? This is causing a few problems for me, and I want to get this scroll function callback working before I continue with the rest of my application.
