Callback within a callback function?
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Hi,
So I have a buttondownfcn callback on my figure 1 and when i click on the figure it runs the function say
set(gca,'ButtonDownFcn',@callback1);
Callback1 generates another figure and I want to be able to have a callback function for the second figure callback2.
set(gca,'ButtonDownFcn',@callback2);
in my first callback doesn't work.
How can I do this?
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Soumyatha Gavvala
2016-6-28
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Guillaume
2016-6-29
Well, as you've been told several times. Using gcf, or gca instead of explicitly keeping track of the axis and figure you've created is extremely risky.
It may work under casual testing but will fail horribly when somebody else uses it, simply because they'll have created another figure in the meantime, so gcf will pick up that figure instead of your gui figure.
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Steven Lord
2016-6-27
I recommend that you avoid using gca in your functions. Doing so leaves you at the mercy of anyone who can change which axes is current (which may include anyone who has control over the mouse.) Obtain the handle of the axes whose property you want to change from the handles structure and explicitly use that handle in your code to ensure you're modifying the property of the axes you think you are.
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Adam
2016-6-28
Or create an explicit axes in the figure:
hFig = figure;
hAxes = axes( hFig );
hlines = plot( hAxes,... );
so that you plot onto an explicit axes which is always best. Leaving plot to decide for itself which axes to plot on is always risky - it will do so based on whatever is in focus which, within code, may not be what you think it is, which is the essence of Steven's original answer with respect to gca.
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