My question is similar to the recent question, however my problem is slightly different.
how can I do it without using eval
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There are quite a few handles of uicontrols and uipanels named h1,h2...hN in my code exported by GUIDE. I want to create structure of handles with names handles.(Tag) for all uicontrols. How can I do it without using eval?
for k=2:N
ns=num2str(k);
hs=eval(['h',ns]);
Tag=get(hs,'Tag');
handles.(Tag)=hs;
end
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Walter Roberson
2019-6-17
If it is code exported by GUIDE, then GUIDE will automatically create those handles for you. It is done as part of the initialization of the gui. It goes something like
handles_with_tags = findobj(GUI, '-property', 'Tag');
for K = 1 : length(handles_with_tags)
this_handle = handles_with_tags(K);
thistag = get(this_handle, 'Tag');
if isvarname(thistag)
handles.(thistag) = this_handle;
end
end
Except that it does extra work so that when it finds multiple objects with the same tag, it creates a vector of handles.
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Adam Danz
2019-6-17
Assuming the handles are stored in a vector,
allhand = [h1,h2,h3]; %row vector
tags = get(allhand, 'tag');
handles = cell2struct(num2cell(allhand)',tags); %no need for transpose if allhand is column vector
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