WindowScrollwheelFcn in a GUI
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I have a GUI consisted of a slider, a press button and 4 axes. I have placed the WindowScrollWheelFcn and I get the following error
"Warning: Setting the "WindowScrollWheelFcn" property is not permitted while this mode is active.
> In matlab.uitools.internal.uimodemanager>localModeWarn (line 211)
In matlab.uitools.internal.uimodemanager>@(obj,evd)(localModeWarn(obj,evd,hThis)) (line 86)
In fresh>Load_image_Callback (line 320)
In gui_mainfcn (line 95)
In fresh (line 42)
In matlab.graphics.internal.figfile.FigFile/read>@(hObject,eventdata)fresh('Load_image_Callback',hObject,eventdata,guidata(hObject)) "
Any help?
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Rik
2018-6-10
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You have the target figure open. You probably have the selector mode on (the mouse cursor icon in the menu bar), or maybe the pan mode. You need to have the current mode turned off if you want to initialize some callback that may interfere with it.
The only time I've seen this error myself, is when I wanted to set a ButtonDownFcn while the selector mode was on.
This is an example of why it is generally a good idea to have a GUI as locked down as you can while you set all the properties. (I often even set Visisble to off when initializing to circumvent any user interaction messing up the settings)
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Stelios Fanourakis
2018-6-10
Rik
2018-6-10
There is a menu bar in each figure with some common controls: pan, zoom, rotate, etc. One of those is activated and blocks setting of the callback. Making sure none of them is activated should solve your issue.
The code below is a pattern I frequently use. I try to set all callbacks and other properties before allowing the user to interact with my figure by setting the Visible property to off and after I have set all the properties and callback setting it back to on.
hfig=figure(1)
clf(hfig)%clear any old content, reset figure
set(hfig,'Visible','off')%hide figure to prevent user interaction
%you can also use hfig.Visible='off'; >=R2014b
set(gcf,'menu','none')
%load data, set object properties, set callbacks
set(hfig,'Visible','on')%show figure and wait for user interaction
Stelios Fanourakis
2018-6-10
编辑：Stelios Fanourakis
2018-6-10
Rik
2018-6-11
That's why I don't use GUIDE, it causes a lot of trouble in return for not much help.
Have you tried closing the fig, re-opening and then setting the callback?
You can get the menu bar back by setting the menu property to 'figure'. then you might see which mode is enabled.
If none of this works, please edit your question to include a zip file with all relevant files and tell us which button to push to trigger the error.
Stelios Fanourakis
2018-6-11
Rik
2018-6-12
If your GUI is the last figure you clicked on, gcf will give you a handle to that figure. So set(gcf,'menu','figure') should work.
Stelios Fanourakis
2019-9-25
Rik
2019-9-25
I assume this relates to this new question, in which case the answer is that you need to disable whatever interactive mode you currently have enabled in order to set a callback.
Stelios Fanourakis
2019-9-25
Stelios Fanourakis
2019-9-25
Stelios Fanourakis
2019-9-25
Rik
2019-9-25
I think it makes more sense to continue this discussion in your new thread. You should also mention which release you're using.
It might also be helpful to attach an example. Make sure to restart Matlab, and describe every step you take from there to reproduce the issue.
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Steven Lord
2018-6-12
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Before you tried to set the WindowScrollWheelFcn, did you turn zoom on, pan on, or rotate3d on? See the Tips section of the documentation pages for the zoom, pan, or rotate3d functions. Each says "Do not change figure callbacks within an interactive mode." The WindowScrollWheelFcn is a figure callback.
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