I'm trying to setup a simple app in appdesigner that will let the user draw using a touchscreen with the drawfreehand() command. However the drawfreehand() command seems to be ignoring input from the touchscreen on my Lenovo X1 Yoga Gen 7, which is odd because I'm able to still click buttons and interact with the rest of the app using the touchscreen.
The app has a draw button, a clear button, and an axis to draw on as seen below.
To call the draw function, the draw button has the following "buttonPushed" callback
function DrawButtonPushed(app, event)
h = drawfreehand(app.UIAxes, 'Closed',0);
h.FaceSelectable = false;
h.HandleVisibility = 'off';
h.InteractionsAllowed = 'none';
And this seems to work, as long as I'm using the trackpad or a mouse. For some reason when I use the touchscreen with the thinkpad pen nothing happens. What's confusing me however is that if I remove the call to the UIAxes and instead try the following code:
function DrawButtonPushed(app, event)
h = drawfreehand('Closed',0);
h.FaceSelectable = false;
h.HandleVisibility = 'off';
h.InteractionsAllowed = 'none';
Then a new figure is generated in a seperate window and in that window the touchscreen works fine and I'm able to draw, however I'd prefer to keep the drawings on the same UI axis within the app.
I was curious if anyone else has run into problems with matlab apps working on a touchscreen and might have suggestions.
