How to highlight a datapoint on comet using a slider
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Hi all,
I'm very stuck with how to link a slider to a comet plot i have.
What I intend to do is, the user (once the graph has been plotted) can move the slider back and forwards which will highlight a corresponding coordinate on the graph with a label showing the data (x,y) for that point.
I would like to mention that i am a complete novice so please excuse the embarrasing code...
The current code (including all the previosuly tried code shown in comments) is:
comet(x,y,0.1) %this is the plot style currently
app.Slider.Limits = [0 max(x)]
hold(app.Graph,'on')
% function app.Slider.ValueChangingFcn
% change = comet(app.Graph,x,y,0.1)
% sld = app.Slider(app.Graph,'ValueChangingFcn',@(sld,event) sliderMoving(event,change))
% end
%
% function sliderMoving(event,change)
% [~,ind] = min(abs(x-XData))
% coord = sprintf('%f,%f',XData,YData)
% text(app.Graph,x(ind),y(ind),coord)
% end
% function sliderchanging
% changingValue = event.Value;
function sliderchanging(app, event)
b = app.Slider.Value
%YData = y(XData)
%X = num2str(XData)
%Y = num2str(YData)
%b = char2num(app.Slider.ValueChangedFcn)
[minValue, closestIndex] = min(abs(x - b.')) %this shows an error for
XData = x(closestIndex)
YData = y(x==XData)
%[~,ind] = min(abs(x=XData))
coord = sprintf('\leftarrow %.1f,%.1f',XData,YData)
text(app.Graph,x(XData),y(XData),coord)
plot(app.Graph,x(XData),y(XData),'ko')
end
%plot(app.Graph,x(x==app.Slider.Value),y(x==app.Slider.Value));
% XData = app.Slider.Value
% YData = y(x==XData)
% X = num2str(XData)
% Y = num2str(YData)
% coord = sprintf('%f,%f',XData,YData)
% text(app.Graph,x(x==XData),y(x==XData),coord)
%datatip(co,x(x==app.Slider.Value),y(x==app.Slider.Value))
%position = app.Slider.Value
%ypos = y(x==position)
%xpos = x(x==position)
%text(app.Graph,xpos,ypos,'\leftarrow %.2f,%.2f',xpos,ypos)
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