The GUID tutorial is not correct ?
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Hello,
I followed the tutorial on how to make a GUI, however it doesn't work : when I select "sinc" or "membrane" the plot doesn't change (it's always peaks). The "surf", "mesh" and "contour" work fine.
I believe the problem comes from the switch case. In the tutorial with GUIDE, when I change the switch to (val) instead of (str{val}), and the case to 1, 2 and 3 it works. However, when I followed the programmatic UI tutorial, this trick did not work.
Can you explain to me why it doesn't work, also what is the type of "str" (why do I have to use "{}").
Thank you.
Here is the code :
function simple_gui2
% SIMPLE_GUI2 Select a data set from the pop-up menu, then
% click one of the plot-type push buttons. Clicking the button
% plots the selected data in the axes.
% Create and then hide the UI as it is being constructed.
f = figure('Visible','off','Position',[360,500,450,285]);
% Construct the components.
hsurf = uicontrol('Style','pushbutton',...
'String','Surf','Position',[315,220,70,25],...
'Callback',@surfbutton_Callback);
hmesh = uicontrol('Style','pushbutton',...
'String','Mesh','Position',[315,180,70,25],...
'Callback',@meshbutton_Callback);
hcontour = uicontrol('Style','pushbutton',...
'String','Contour','Position',[315,135,70,25],...
'Callback',@contourbutton_Callback);
htext = uicontrol('Style','text','String','Select Data',...
'Position',[325,90,60,15]);
hpopup = uicontrol('Style','popupmenu',...
'String',{'Peaks','Membrane','Sinc'},...
'Position',[300,50,100,25],...
'Callback',@popup_menu_Callback);
ha = axes('Units','pixels','Position',[50,60,200,185]);
align([hsurf,hmesh,hcontour,htext,hpopup],'Center','None');
% Initialize the UI.
% Change units to normalized so components resize automatically.
f.Units = 'normalized';
ha.Units = 'normalized';
hsurf.Units = 'normalized';
hmesh.Units = 'normalized';
hcontour.Units = 'normalized';
htext.Units = 'normalized';
hpopup.Units = 'normalized';
% Generate the data to plot.
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peaks_data = peaks(35);
membrane_data = membrane;
[x,y] = meshgrid(-8:.5:8);
r = sqrt(x.^2+y.^2) + eps;
sinc_data = sin(r)./r;
% Create a plot in the axes.
current_data = peaks_data;
surf(current_data);
% Assign the a name to appear in the window title.
f.Name = 'Simple GUI';
% Move the window to the center of the screen.
movegui(f,'center')
% Make the window visible.
f.Visible = 'on';
% Pop-up menu callback. Read the pop-up menu Value property to
% determine which item is currently displayed and make it the
% current data. This callback automatically has access to
% current_data because this function is nested at a lower level.
function popup_menu_Callback(source,eventdata)
% Determine the selected data set.
str = get(source, 'String');
val = get(source,'Value');
% Set current data to the selected data set.
switch str{val};
case 'Peaks' % User selects Peaks.
current_data = peaks_data;
case 'Membrane' % User selects Membrane.
current_data = membrane_data;
case 'Sinc' % User selects Sinc.
current_data = sinc_data;
end
end
% Push button callbacks. Each callback plots current_data in the
% specified plot type.
function surfbutton_Callback(source,eventdata)
% Display surf plot of the currently selected data.
surf(current_data);
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end
function meshbutton_Callback(source,eventdata)
% Display mesh plot of the currently selected data.
mesh(current_data);
end
function contourbutton_Callback(source,eventdata)
% Display contour plot of the currently selected data.
contour(current_data);
end
end
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Adam
2017-2-1
Speaking of { }, please use the {} Code button when adding code to a question so that it formats correctly.
Ideally you should make use of blank lines also to delimit functions or anything else that makes it easier to read, but the {} Code button isn't magic to do that so I have just done the minimal formatting for you.
Blank lines and white space cost nothing though and make code readable. Make use of them!!
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