Image Processing Problem (Listbox)
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I have some problem in the Matlab listbox GUI, how to select several images in listbox and display all these images in axes1, axes2, axes 3 and etc. I don't quite understand about the current images selected (I want to display certain images which I have selected). Hope there is an example to clear my mind. Thanks.
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Geoff Hayes
2016-7-30
Khor - how many axes do you have and how do you decide which image to assign to which axes? Will you always select three images? If you only select two, then does that mean that only axes1 and axes2 are assigned the new image? What happens if you select more images than you have for axes?
Presumably you have a push button that will load your selected images in to your axes. Within the button callback, you could do something like the following
imageFiles = get(handles.listbox1,'String'); % list of all files from list box
selectedIdcs = get(handles.listbox1,'Value'); % indices to selected files
selectedImages = imageFiles(selectedIdcs) % list of all selected files
Now, you could just iterate over each selected image and show it in the appropriate axes as
for k=1:min(size(selectedImages,1),3)
filename = selectedImages{k};
loadedImage = imread(filename);
hAxes = handles.axes1;
if k==2
hAxes = handles.axes2;
elseif k==3
hAxes = handles.axes3;
end
image(hAxes, loadedImage);
end
The above code ensures that at most three images get loaded into the three axes.
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Image Analyst
2016-7-31
编辑:Image Analyst
2016-7-31
Get the selection and then use setdiff() to get a list of all other indexes that do not include that index. Then loop over them displaying them wherever you want.
imageFiles = handles.listbox1.String; % list of all files from list box
selectedIndex = handles.listbox1.Value;
otherIndexes = setdiff(1:length(imageFiles), selectedIndex);
for k = otherIndexes
% Display them....
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