Inserting a 0 before a number and use of a comma in a cell of a uitable
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I'm using GUIDE to make a user interface. The user inputs values for the number of points in the u direction and for the v direction. This will create a table u by v. In each cell of this table I want to be able to enter in 3 numbers with comma's separating the numbers. These correspond to (x,y,z) coordinates. When I try to use a comma to separate the numbers, the comma disappears. So instead of getting 1,2,3 I get 123. Also, I would like to use 0 in front of numbers. For example, right now if I use 0,1,2 I get 12. This table is created in a new figure. I would really like to have a window appear that just contains the table and now menu options. For now I'm creating the table in a new figure.
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Walter Roberson
2012-2-14
In order to use commas or leading zeros in uitable, the cell has to be marked as being of type string rather than anything numeric.
uitable does not inherently create a new figure, not if there is an existing figure that is the focus. On the other hand, if there is not existing figure or no figure is currently the focus and the uitable is not parented against an existing figure or uipanel, then a new figure would be created to hold the uitable.
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