Using multiple video axes in a single gui

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Guys I'm working to build multiple video axes in a single gui but I'm facing problems in it. I've used "handles.axes1" but it's not working for multiple axes. It is giving call back error while executing. Please help me to execute it without error.

*I've explained the detailed description of my problem in the comments*

Thanks in advance. Please help me out to overcome this problem.

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Jan 2015-2-8

Without seeing the code and the complete error message, it is impossible to guess the problem. Please edit the question and add any details.

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Sorry sir. Now I'm explaining in detail about my problem.

I am working on classic snake game. I want to play it virtually using object detection techniques. I used virtual code which represents a 3*3 matrix (square grids).

The virtual code helps me to identify the place of the object detected in that 3*3 plot. The code shown below is used to split the grids in 3*3.

    data=getsnapshot(vid);
    pause(0.1);
    imC=rgb2gray(data);
   imC(:,105:110)=0;
   imC(75:80,:)=0;
    imC(:,215:220)=0;
   imC(160:165,:)=0;

I need to integrate this with the classic snake game which I've got from mathworks site. I'm facing a problem while using both axes simultaneously. I don't how to use functions for separate axes.

I have created two axes, one for snake game and the other one for virtual code. The game has to work according to the directions I've moved using the object. For that I need to call the game function in to the virtual.

Here I've shown the display commands of virtual code.

   if x ~= 0 && y ~= 0
    if x < 75 && y < 105
         disp('one');
         imC(1:75,1:105 )=0;
      elseif x < 75 &&  y < 215 && y>110 %%Two
         disp('two');
         imC(1:75,110:215)=0; 
      elseif x < 75 &&  y >215 && y < 320%%Three
         disp('Three');
         imC(1:75,215:320)=0; 
      elseif  x > 80  && y< 105 &&x < 160%%Four
         disp('Four');
         imC(80:160,1:105)=0;
      elseif x > 80 && x<160 && y>110 && y<215
         disp('five');
         imC(80:160,110:215)=0;
      elseif x > 80 && x<160 && y>220 && y<320
         disp('six');
         imC(80:160,220:320)=0;
       elseif x > 165 && y<105
         disp('seven');
         imC(160:240,1:105)=0; 
       elseif x > 165 && y>110 && y<215
         disp('eight');
         imC(160:240,110:215)=0;
       elseif x > 165 && y<320 && y>220
         disp('nine');
         imC(160:240,220:320)=0;
    end
    subplot(2,2,1);  imshow(imC);
       pause(0.1);
    else
    end    
     x=0;y=0;