Sorry, I did not use pause(0), that was just typing from memory and meant 'pause'. Yet pause alone, breakpoints, etc nothing allows you to run these things sequentially. Are Matlab apps designed to be essentially autonomous? Why can one not get some handle on them to allow execution of something - i.e., scripts - to wait until completion. It seems a simple thing to require.
Using Matlab apps sequentially in a loop
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I'd like to use different Matlab apps in a loop where the loop waits for the application to finish. A specific example would be to review and threshold images in a directory using the imageSegmenter app. Something like:
files = dir('*.bmp');
for f=1:length(files)
im = imread(files(f).name);
BW = [];
imageSegmenter(im);
if ~isempty(BW)
% Save the mask.
end
end
But, if I have 10 images in the directory, that will spawn 10 instances of imageSegmenter. With many images, this is simply impractical.
I've looked at uiwait and waitfor, but these do not work with apps (as best I can tell). Putting pause(0) after the call doesn't help either.
Any help or ideas here would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Josa
2020-3-26
Hi Jonathan, I am facing exactly the same problem, did you manage to segmentate images sequentially?
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Walter Roberson
2019-8-31
Are Matlab apps designed to be essentially autonomous?
Yes, they create new non-modal GUI figures, and like any other MATLAB figures, they work on callbacks.
Why can one not get some handle on them to allow execution of something - i.e., scripts - to wait until completion.
You can, for some of them, if you know what you are looking for.
set(groot, 'Showhiddenhandles', true);
fig = findobj(groot, 'name', 'Segmentation');
Now you can waitfor(fig) . This does, however, require that you close the app each time
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