How to make a GUI Non-active But stays visible.

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Digitalsd 2013-5-17

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There are two GUIs, GUI1 has several buttons one of them is used to run GUI2, and GUI2 has one “OK” button.

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How to make GUI1 non-active but stays visible when GUI2 is called, and Reversely how GUI1 can go back to be active, when GUI2 is closed.

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Jan 2013-5-18

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See http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/15895-enabledisable-figure.

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Digitalsd 2013-5-19

Thanks for David and Jan Simon

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David Barry 2013-5-17

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You could look to set the enabled property of items in your non-active GUI to off or inactive when GUI2 becomes visible.

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Digitalsd 2013-5-18

In the same callback that run GUI2, I can set the enable property of each button in GUI1 to be OFF, but how I can turn them ON when GUI2 is closed.

To simplify the problem:

GUI1 represent the main application window and this window has an “About” button, Once “About” button is pressed the main window will become non active and a small window GUI2 will show up, this small window has only an “OK” button, the user must press the “OK” button before going back to active main window GUI1.

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