How to close mutiple uifigure using command

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bo peng 2020-10-14

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评论： Voss 2024-4-4，4:47

I run fig = uifigure many time in Matlab,so I genetared lots of uifigure ,I want to close all uifigure with one line of command.Do you know what command I should enter in Matlab.Thank you very much

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Ameer Hamza 2020-10-14

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Run this

all_fig = findall(0, 'type', 'figure');
close(all_fig)

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Yang Liu 2023-11-10

Thank you, but don't take my wife. Your codes works for me, just a quick question:

What does the 0 represent? I try to figure out with help findall, and find nothing helpful...

Thanks, and take my wife now.

Voss 2024-4-4，4:47

0 is the graphics root object, which is also returned by the groot function, so you could do findall(groot,_)

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Adam Danz 2020-10-14

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编辑：Adam Danz 2020-10-14

Just to add another approach,

Set HandleVisibility to on when you create the UIFigures. That way their handles will be visible to gcf() , close all, etc....

uifigure('HandleVisibility', 'on')

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Adam Danz 2021-12-29

@Jan Kudlacek, you can use Ameer Hamza's solution below.

Yang Liu 2023-11-10

I don't konw why but this doesn't work for me... weird...

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Bjorn Gustavsson 2020-10-14

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If you want to keep some figures you can close a subset of them if you keep the figure-handles in an array. If you modify your creation to something like this for all call to uifigure:

if ~exist('uifig')
  uifig = uifigure;       
else
  uifig(end+1) = uifigure;
end 
if ~exist('uifig')
  uifig = uifigure;       
else
  uifig(end+1) = uifigure;
end 
% ...etc
% then you can close some suitable set of them, or all of them
% closing all:
close([uifig]),clear uifig
% closing some:
close([uifig([1 3])]),uifig([1 3]) = [];