Closing figs but keeping variables for later use

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Kostas Staios 2018-7-13

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Hello, I will try to make myself as clear as I can. I am having two figs and when I press a button(the button next) in the first one, I want to close(I use the command close; the figure no1 and leave open only the figure np2. The problem is that I want to pass a variable(or more) from the first figure to the second and by using setappdata/getappdata the code does not work. Is there any way to do that, because otherwise I will have 7 open figures, in order to pass variables to the next one.

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Christopher Wallace 2018-7-13

Could you post an example of the code you are using? Particularly the setappdata/getappdata portion.

Thanks,

Chris

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Dennis 2018-7-13

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Yes, you can use setappdata/getappdata.

Does not work is a rather weak describtion of the problem, without knowing what the problem is or seeing any code it is harder to provide an answer that does help you.

Minimalistic example of 2 figures passing a value from one to another and closing figure one (does only work if you push the button in figure 1 first):

    handles.fig1=figure;
    handles.fig2=figure;
    handles.pb1=uicontrol('parent',handles.fig1,'style','pushbutton','callback',@fig1_callback);
    handles.pb2=uicontrol('parent',handles.fig2,'style','pushbutton','callback',@fig2_callback);
    setappdata(handles.pb1,'h',handles)
    setappdata(handles.pb2,'h',handles)
function fig1_callback(hObj,~)
handles=getappdata(hObj,'h');
myvalue=randi(5);
setappdata(handles.pb2,'value',myvalue)
close(handles.fig1)
end
function fig2_callback(hObj,~)
myvalue=getappdata(hObj,'value');
disp(myvalue)
end

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Stephen23 2018-7-13

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Kostas Staios's "Answer" moved here:

Ok, so I am trying to pass the variable signal to fig no2 with the callbacks in tww checkboxs.

 hIdentGui = getappdata(0,'hIdentGui');%get ta data
if get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 1  && get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 0
    signal = 0;
else
    signal = 1;
end
setappdata(hIdentGui,'signal',signal);
 if get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 1  && get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 0
      set(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Enable','off');
 else
      set(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Enable','on');
 end
 if get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 0  && get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 0
      set(handles.pushbutton_next,'Enable','off');
 elseif get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 1  || get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 1
       set(handles.pushbutton_next,'Enable','on');
 end

And for hIdentGui, in the OpeningFcn I use: setappdata(0,'hIdentGui',gcf);

In fig no1, I have the next_button, which goes to fig no2 and the code is simple(in fig no1):

fig_no2;
close;

Now, in fig no2, in the OpeningFcn, I have this code:

hIdentGui = getappdata(0,'hIdentGui');%get ta data
signal = getappdata(hIdentGui,'signal');

The code is working without the close function in fig no1. I hope I make myself clear now. What seems to be the problem?

Dennis 2018-7-14

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Wouldn't it be possible to pass 'signal' as additional function argument to fig2?

fig_no2(signal)

Walter Roberson 2018-7-14

Dennis,

Yes. Now that I have had a chance to check that in more detail, I find that if you pass in an argument that is not a character vector as the first argument, then the arguments will be passed as varargin to the OpenFcn, after hObject, event, and handles. So the OpenFcn could be programmed to accept the signal and record it.

It appears OpenFcn will be called even if the GUI already exists.

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Kostas Staios 2018-7-14

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Thanks for the answers, but my code doesnt seem to work when I put what Walter said. I made a simplier code so you can help me with what to add so my code to work properly. So, I have two figs, zb1 and zb2 and will attach both m and fig files, cause I think with my small experience I cant make myself clear with small part of the code.

So, when I put breakpoints, the variable signal is an empty matrix in zb2. Why is that and what can I change?

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Dennis 2018-7-14

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You need to setappdata in your checkbox_single_Callback.

function checkbox_single_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
% hObject    handle to checkbox_single (see GCBO)
% eventdata  reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles    structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)
% Hint: get(hObject,'Value') returns toggle state of checkbox_single
if get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 1  && get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 0
    signal = 2;
else
    signal = 3;
end
 if get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 1  && get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 0
      set(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Enable','off');
 else
      set(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Enable','on');
 end
 if get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 0  && get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 0
      set(handles.pushbutton_next,'Enable','off');
 elseif get(handles.checkbox_single,'Value') == 1  || get(handles.checkbox_multiple,'Value') == 1
       set(handles.pushbutton_next,'Enable','on');
 end
 setappdata(gcf,'signal',signal)

Dennis 2018-7-14

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As an alternative (you still need to setappdata in your pushbutton callback):

Your fig1 pushbutton callback:

function pushbutton_next_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
% hObject    handle to pushbutton_next (see GCBO)
% eventdata  reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles    structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)
fig1=gcf;
signal = getappdata(fig1, 'signal');
fig2 = zb2(signal);
close(fig1);

And fig2 OpeningFcn:

function zb2_OpeningFcn(hObject, eventdata, handles, varargin)
% This function has no output args, see OutputFcn.
% hObject    handle to figure
% eventdata  reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles    structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)
% varargin   command line arguments to zb2 (see VARARGIN)
% Choose default command line output for zb2
handles.output = hObject;
guidata(hObject, handles);
signal=varargin{1} %give time for fig1 to do the setappdata
if signal == 2
    set(handles.checkbox_multiple, 'enable', 'off');
    set(handles.checkbox_single,'value',1)
    set(handles.checkbox_single, 'enable', 'off');
elseif signal == 3
    set(handles.checkbox_single, 'enable', 'off');
    set(handles.checkbox_multiple,'value',1);
    set(handles.checkbox_multiple, 'enable', 'off');
end

Thank you, Walter for clarification.

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Kostas Staios 2018-7-15

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编辑：Stephen23 2018-7-15

Thank you very much for your help, Dennis and Walter, my code is working nicely and smoothly now. :) If there is any other problem, I will ask here if it is similar.

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