Which GUI to use?

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Matthew
Matthew 2012-5-16
I want to create a GUI that will update when data is given to it by Matlab in real time. I heard Guide would work, but I also heard guide may be phasing out soon. Therefore, I have two questions.
1) If guide is phasing out, what is the new tool to use?
2) Can guide automatically update several images in real time? My end goal would to have an image of a car and when the gas pedal is pushed, have the wheels spin and show the mass flow of the gas.

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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski 2012-5-16
Who told you GUIDE was phasing out?
  1. GUIDE or Handle Graphics. The learning curve for handle graphics is a little steeper but you have more power.
  2. Yes.
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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski 2012-5-21
@IA, I'd never thought of it that way, but when you say that, it makes steep learning curves even better!
Unfortunately my learning curve for regular expressions is flat and frequently discontinuous.
Matthew
Matthew 2012-5-21
At Seans request, I have created a new page. It can be found here
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/38990-guide-run-multiple-commands-simultaneously

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2012-5-21
It is usually much easier to update multiple axes in sequential calls, rather than simultaneously. To update them simultaneously you need to use an advanced form of the set() call involving cell arrays to mark which changes are associated with which handle that you passed in.
What do you mean by "custom graphics" ? There are a limited number of built in rendering graphic types (text objects, lines, images, patches, surfaces) and some containers (e.g., axes); and everything else has to be built up out of those. You cannot add your own custom graphics such as infinity-symbol shaped graphics windows. (The original Silicon Graphics window manager was based on Postscript, and it was indeed possible to create custom window shapes in it. That was a long time ago, though.)
For working with multiple axes, I suggest you search MATLAB Answers for tag:always-parent
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Matthew
Matthew 2012-5-21
By custom graphics, I meant be able to draw my own image on an axis and modify the properties from there (such as a gas canister). I've been looking into the fill command for this, but it seems like it’s more hassle than it’s worth for now. I would much rather have functionality before making everything look pretty.
I have created a new question that goes into more detail of my overall problem. This is the link http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/38990-guide-run-multiple-commands-simultaneously

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