How to resume the program runing after a button press ?

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Nora Khaled 2017-8-22

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评论： Nora Khaled 2017-8-22

Hi !

I have a program script that opens a GUI. the user should press one of many buttons. and the value of a global variable will change depending on which button was pressed. then in the scribt that value will be used. the process will be repeated many times.

what happen now is after pressing the button I have to close the GUI for the rest of the program to run. so, I need a way to open the GUI once and for the rest of the program to run once one button is pressed.

the thing is I am so beginner in the whole GUI thing so I may need more detail or what exact function to use and where

thank you.

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Guillaume 2017-8-22

编辑：Guillaume 2017-8-22

@Nora,

There certainly are better mechanisms than global variables to pass data between programs.

With regards to your question, your design is not entirely clear. Showing us the code would help clarify. It sounds like you have two pieces of code that you want to run in parallel, a script and a GUI. If that is the case, then that is not possible in matlab. You would indeed need to close the GUI to continue the script. To achieve something similar to what you want you'll need to move the script code within the GUI code.

Nora Khaled 2017-8-22

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what I want is to start the code which will open a GUI and waits for a button to be pressed to continue the rest of the code.

so, this code is from the main script:

global tri_input;
while(game<=num_games)
    tri_input=[0;0;0];
    GUI_tri;
    waitfor(GUI_tri);
    %waitfor(tri_input);
    fprintf('\n== game %d out of %d ==\n',game,num_games);
    player_roadA(game)=tri_input(1); %input
    fprintf('    A=  %.0f',player_roadA(game));
    player_roadB(game)=tri_input(2); %input
    fprintf('    B=  %.0f',player_roadB(game));
    player_roadC(game)=tri_input(3); %input
    fprintf('    C=  %.0f',player_roadC(game));
    fprintf('\n');
     %then the rest of the code.
end % end while

and the GUI contain more than 50 buttons but it all doing the same (different values for the global var) :

function pushbutton26_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
% hObject    handle to pushbutton26 (see GCBO)
% eventdata  reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles    structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)
global tri_input;
tri_input=[4;1;5];
set(hObject, 'UserData', tri_input);
%tri_input
guidata(hObject, handles);