You don't really need a loop.
Scenario 1: Numeric Edit field/Dropdown/Slider/... + Apply button
Ater the user has chosen the input, you can make him press an Apply (push button) button to actually perform the changes. The push button callback will take the input value, perform the checks and then change the visibilities of the wanted components.
It will look more or less like this:
function applyButtonPushedCallback(app,event)
%example of an edit field,keep in mind that you have to check the returned type. Some elements directly return int,
%other elements return cells, string, ...
chosenIn=app.NumericEditField.Value;
switch chosenIn
case 1
%do something
app.ThisEditField.Visible='on';
case 2
%do something
%... all other cases
end
end
Scenario 2: Numeric Edit field/Dropdown/Slider/... + ValueChangedCallback
The value changed callback by definition triggers everytime the value of the selected component changes. It will look basically the same as the one before but you don't need the apply button.
function dropDownValueChangedCallback(app,event)
%example of an edit field,keep in mind that you have to check the returned type. Some elements directly return int,
%other elements return cells, string, ...
chosenIn=event.Value;
switch chosenIn
case 1
%do something
app.ThisEditField.Visible='on';
case 2
%do something
%... all other cases
end
end
