Return output from the main function after a specific callback
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I am building a GUI programatically. I created a main function which sets the GUI objects and their callback definitions. After a specific event occurred (right mouse click), I want to return the coordinates clicked so far, i.e. end the main function with the returned values ( P, in the pseudocode below).
function P = main
set GUI elements
set callback: myCallback
end
function myCallback(varargin)
handle the mouse click event:
if leftMouseButton
store the clicked coordinates in the UserData property
else
return stoppingSignal
end
end
The clicking detection works well, but how to end function main? One dirty way I thought of is to call the CloseRequestFcn and within that use assignin('base', 'P', P), but isn't there a better solution?
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Walter Roberson
2016-3-20
The main function needs to uiwait() or waitfor() something. After the wait it should check to see if output has been saved for it in some known location, and if so should return that. If not, then it needs to return some output anyhow or to error() deliberately or let the caller error by not returning something. (It might be given the go ahead to continue by the user choosing to close the figure instead of taking the proper callback.)
The callback that wants to allow the main to go ahead should uiresume() or should force the satisfaction of the event that main is waiting for.
Before returning, main might choose to delete the gui, hide it, or whatever is appropriate -- it is not mandatory to destroy the GUI when the constructing function returns.
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Arokon82
2018-10-11
One question about the above code: Why did you choose to add a 'terminate' structure to the userStructure variable saved to UserData? I can see how it is initially set to be 'false', and then when the user does not left-click it is set to 'true', but I can't understand where that information is actually used.
Thank you for sharing this bit of code. It's been very helpful for something I'm working on.
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