Two questdlg with two switch

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Jose Rego Terol 2019-12-3

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Hi all,

I have this code to analyze spikes. I want to include a second question dialog that is prompted when the user selects ´Continue´. In this second question, I want to include two options: ´Yes´ and ´No´. ´Yes´ will do some staff and ´No´ will take the user to the previous question dialog.

May you help me?

I am using the questdlg and switch because the code was given to me in this way.

Best,

Jose

clear; close all; %format compact; 
clc;
fileName    = 'sample_3.mat';
load(fileName);
cont        = 1;
mNum        = 0;
mainDir     = [cd '\Exported_ROI [' datestr(date,'yyyy-mm-dd') ']/'];
mkdir(mainDir);
while cont==1;
    if mNum~=0;
        % Continuation Option
        ifCont = questdlg({['So far ' num2str(mNum) ' regions were measured for: '];...
        ['"' fileName '"'];...
        ['What do you want to analize?']}, ...
        'Analizing Dialog', ...
        'Foot signal of the current spike','Continue','Finish with the current file','');
    
    else
        ifCont      = 'Foot signal of the current spike';
    end
    switch ifCont
        case 'Foot signal of the current spike'
            mNum    = mNum+1;
            
           
            f1=figure(1);
            set(f1,'units','normalized','position',[0.05,0.05,0.9,0.9],'NumberTitle','off','MenuBar', 'None');
            hold all;box off; grid on; 
            plot(x,y);%axis tight;
            ylabel('Measured Data');
            title('Select two points around a event', 'interpreter','none');
            
            %% Two points to be selected
            pan on;
            pause();
            pan off;
            zoom on;
            pause() % you can zoom with your mouse and when your image is okay, you press any key
            zoom off; % to escape the zoom mode
            pan on;
            pause();
            pan off;
            [px_1, py_1, ~] = ginput (1);
            %zoom out; % go to the original size of your image
            % Plot the vertical line at the x
            line([px_1 px_1], [min(y) max(y)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'r');
            % Show selected point on curve
            [~, h1]         = min(abs(px_1*ones(length(x),1)-x));
            line(xlim, [y(h1) y(h1)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'g');
            hline(1)=plot(x(h1),y(h1),'ok');
            % Plot the vertical line at the x
            pan on;
            pause();
            pan off;
            zoom on;
            pause() % you can zoom with your mouse and when your image is okay, you press any key
            zoom off; % to escape the zoom mode
            pan on;
            pause();
            pan off;
            [px_2, py_2, buttons] = ginput (1);
            %zoom out; % go to the original size of your image
            line([px_2 px_2], [min(y) max(y)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'b');
            % Show selected point on curve
            [aux, h2]       = min(abs(px_2*ones(length(x),1)-x));
            line(xlim, [y(h2) y(h2)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'g');
            plot(x(h2),y(h2),'ok');
            hold off;
            pause(1)
            %% Selected data within range:
            X   = x(h1:h2);
            Y   = y(h1:h2);
            f2=figure(2);
            set(f2,'units','normalized','position',[0.05,0.05,0.9,0.9],'NumberTitle','off','MenuBar', 'None');
            hold all; box on; grid on;
            plot(X,Y); axis tight;
            title(['Measured ROI #' num2str(mNum)]);
            %print('-dpdf',[mainDir 'ROI_No' num2str(mNum,'%d')]);
            save([mainDir 'Foot Signal_No' num2str(mNum,'%d') '.mat'], 'X','Y')
            
        case 'Continue'
            close all;	
            mNum    = mNum+1;
            
            f1=figure(1);
           
            set(f1,'units','normalized','position',[0.05,0.05,0.9,0.9],'NumberTitle','off','MenuBar', 'None');
            hold all;box off; grid on; 
            plot(x,y);%axis tight;
            ylabel('Measured Data');
            title('Select two points around a ROI', 'interpreter','none');
            
            %% Two points to be selected
            zoom on;
            pause() % you can zoom with your mouse and when your image is okay, you press any key
            zoom off; % to escape the zoom mode
            [px_1, py_1, ~] = ginput (1);
            %zoom out; % go to the original size of your image
            % Plot the vertical line at the x
            line([px_1 px_1], [min(y) max(y)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'r');
            % Show selected point on curve
            [~, h1]         = min(abs(px_1*ones(length(x),1)-x));
            line(xlim, [y(h1) y(h1)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'g');
            plot(x(h1),y(h1),'ok');
            % Plot the vertical line at the x
            zoom on;
            pause() % you can zoom with your mouse and when your image is okay, you press any key
            zoom off; % to escape the zoom mode
            [px_2, py_2, buttons] = ginput (1);
            %zoom out; % go to the original size of your image
            line([px_2 px_2], [min(y) max(y)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'b');
            % Show selected point on curve
            [aux, h2]       = min(abs(px_2*ones(length(x),1)-x));
            line(xlim, [y(h2) y(h2)], 'linestyle', '-', 'color', 'g');
            plot(x(h2),y(h2),'ok');
            hold off;
            pause(1)
            %% Selected data within range:
            X   = x(h1:h2);
            Y   = y(h1:h2);
            f2=figure(2);
            set(f2,'units','normalized','position',[0.05,0.05,0.9,0.9],'NumberTitle','off','MenuBar', 'None');
            hold all; box on; grid on;
            plot(X,Y); axis tight;
            title(['Measured ROI #' num2str(mNum)]);
            %print('-dpdf',[mainDir 'ROI_No' num2str(mNum,'%d')]);
            save([mainDir 'ROI_No' num2str(mNum,'%d') '.mat'], 'X','Y')
        case 'Finish with the current file'
            cont    = 0;
            close all;
    end
end