Variable must be a handle
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Hi guys
Currently working on GUI and stuff. I am learning a new command setappdata
I got stuck after this
PlotxE = plot([0 0]);
PlotvE = plot([0 0]);
PlotxV = plot([0 0]);
PlotvV = plot([0 0]);
hMainGui = getappdata(0, 'hMainGui');
%Set up data for storage
setappdata(hMainGui,'PlotxE',PlotxE);
setappdata(hMainGui,'PlotvE',PlotvE);
setappdata(hMainGui,'PlotxV',PlotxV);
setappdata(hMainGui,'PlotvV',PlotvV);
Basically, the error was
Error using setappdata
Value must be a handle.
Have been stuck and google around for good couple of hours. If someone can help me, that would be nice.
Regards,
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Vera
2013-9-20
@Jan: Thanks, it works now. My problem was, that I misunderstood the error message. I thought the problem was with the third input parameter because in doc this is called value. After I found out the problem is with the handle, it was fairly easy =)
linus Awuniji
2019-7-17
@ Jan, I am having a similar trouble to that you just adressed here. But Im still a bit lost, what do you mean by HANDLE OF MAIN GUI. I need to save imrect and access it in another call back where i can naipulate it
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function Valiste_roi_Mic(hObject, eventdata, handles)
handles=guihandles;
getappdata(0, 'Microscope_Image')
handles.imrect = imrect(gca, [0 0 50 50]);
handles.imrect = getappdata(handles.imrect)
api = iptgetapi(handles.imrect);
api.addNewPositionCallback(@(p) title(mat2str(round(p))));
api.addNewPositionCallback(@(p) setappdata(0,'coordinates',p));
api.addNewPositionCallback(@(p) button_plot_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles));
fcn = makeConstrainToRectFcn('imrect',...
get(gca,'XLim'),get(gca,'YLim'));
api.setPositionConstraintFcn(fcn);
% THIS IS THE PART YOU PROPOSED.
setappdata(0, 'handle.imrect', hamsteri_OpeningFcn)
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Walter Roberson
2013-9-5
You do not show the appdata for hMainGui being initialized. It would default to []
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