how to close all apps simultaneously?

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Muazma Ali 2023-12-3

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评论： Walter Roberson 2023-12-4

Hi

I am closing one app and want the other one that calls the app I am closing, to close also.

How can I do that ? As a temporarily solution I have placed a dialog box asking the user whether she or he want to close the calling app also..

thanks

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Generally, you can just use "delete"

myHandle = myApp;
delete(myHandle)

I would recommend baking this into the "UIFigureCloseRequest" callback of your primary app like so

% this is called somewhere in the primary app
secondaryAppHandle = secondaryApp; 
% this will go in UIFigureCloseRequest
delete(secondaryAppHandle);

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Walter Roberson 2023-12-4

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@Taylor

As Praveen Reddy posted,

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1758720-what-is-matlab-apps-appbase#answer_1295741

The “matlab.apps.AppBase” class provides various features and functionality specific to App Designer, such as managing the app's components, handling events, and generating the user interface. It serves as the base class for your custom app class, allowing you to inherit and utilize the built-in functionality provided by App Designer.

MATLAB apps are objects that are derived from matlab.apps.AppBase . As objects they have properties and methods; the properties typically include a uifigure -- but the uifigure is not the app.

In the example you posted, that Figure had a Name field of 'MATLAB App' -- but that's just its Name, and it is not the app itself.

It is entirely possible that the default behaviour programmed into apps is that if the uifigure is closed, that the callbacks are responsible for deleting the app object -- but that behaviour is not inherent. If that callback behaviour were to get changed, then deleting the uifigure would not delete the app.

If what you have is handle to a uifigure, then there is no inherent property on the uifigure that refers to the app. If you poke around the callbacks of the objects contained in the uifigure you might be able to find a callback that contains a reference to the app, and might possibly be able to use functions on the anonymous function to look inside the anonymous function workspace to get the handle to the app. However, I am not currently aware of any straight-forward mechanism along the lines of

ancestor(HandleToUiFigure, 'app')

Taylor 2023-12-4

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Ah ok I think I understand your point now, thank you for the explanation. When I call

delete(secondaryAppHandle);

I am relying on there being a "UIFigureCloseRequest" function in the secondary App that will properly close the secodary App not just the figure. So the user must make sure they have added this callback function to the secondary App. Deleting the figure object will trigger the UIFigureCloseRequest to be called which will stop the app.

Walter Roberson 2023-12-4

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1887517-difference-between-closerequestfcn-and-deletefcn#answer_1140232

CloseRequestFcn handles calls to close() or clicking the window decorations to close the figure; CloseRequestFcn does not get invoked for delete() calls.

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