How do I close a specific figure

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Nimrodb
Nimrodb 2013-2-25
I have a GUI. This GUI runs a simulation the at the end of it I open a figure to display results.
When I re-run the simulation - the old figure is kept open.
How do I close the old figure without closing the GUI?
('close all' close all the windows including the GUI).

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João Miguel Marinheiro
编辑:João Miguel Marinheiro 2019-2-21
close(figure(<number of figure>))

Morteza
Morteza 2013-2-25
In the section of simulation use these line:
handles.H = figure(2)
plot(rand(10,1));
waitforbuttonpress;
close(handles.H)
when you press any button ploter figure automatically will be closed

Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski 2013-2-25
hFig = figure;
surf(peaks);
To close that figure:
close(hFig)
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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski 2013-2-25
Then that handle hasn't been stored. You should store that handle in whatever is calling the simulation so that it can close it.
Nimrodb
Nimrodb 2013-2-26
as a global in the beginning of the main function? The simulation is called from a GUI built by GUIDE.
The flow is:
GUI made by GUIDE --> Simulation ---> Results function (that opens a Figure)
Where and how do I save the figure handle?

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Laercio Barbosa
Laercio Barbosa 2017-6-21
编辑:Laercio Barbosa 2019-3-21
I am passing here to let my contribution as I had exactly the same problem. If you know the name or tag of the GUI do:
% Close all figures still openned except the GUI which property 'name' is equal 'nameOfQUI'
figHandles = findobj('type', 'figure', '-not', 'name', 'nameOfGUI');
close(figHandles);
or
% Close all figures still openned except the GUI which property 'tag' is equal 'tagOfQUI'
figHandles = findobj('type', 'figure', '-not', 'tag', 'tagOfGUI');
close(figHandles);
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beginner94
beginner94 2018-9-16
@Laercio Barbosa
You only need to fill in ''tag'' and ''tagOfGUI'', right? So if the tag of my GUI is ''figure1'', then:
figHandles = findobj('type', 'figure', '-not', 'figure1', 'figure1');
close(figHandles);
should do it? It doesn't work for me and I am searching for my error...
Laercio Barbosa
Laercio Barbosa 2019-3-21
@beginner94, sorry for the late response.
No. You don't need fill all the fields you mentioned. Only the last one. Basically what we are doing is:
Find objects of type figure, but not that one where figure property is equal figure1.
or still
Find objects of type figure, but not that one where tag property is equal "tagname".
In your case
figHandles = findobj('type', 'figure', '-not', 'figure', 'figure1');
close(figHandles);

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