I'm thinking about writing a GUI program (a wrapper to multithread loops and automate tasks) and I was wondering if there was a way to do this in a compatible way across Windows and Linux. You see, I'm running XP at home now but I think I may convert to Xubuntu in the near future. Should I...
Having trouble plotting in a GUI. You have to first start with the axes command in the gui code. Then the plot. When you do the previous two actions noting comes up on the screen. The code:
axes('position',[1000,900,1000,900])
...
for k=9:1:-1
hold on;
for o=0:2*pi:.1...
Hello:
Could you possibly help me. I am writing a fairly simple GUI. The callback for “Start” button does the following:
1) Clears the current plot displayed in an Axis object
2) Calculates data for a new plot
3) Plots the new plot in Axes object from 1)
I need 1) to take place...
I have this Matlab GUI and I need assistance with making it independent of screen resolution. What I mean by this is that I want it to resize itself according to whatever the screen resolution is. Now I know how to do this for the actual GUI figure window, but none of the objects within the...
after creating a gui ,how to call back a particular function?
for example ,if i have created a gui call for adding two numbers with one push botton named 'sum' ,so that when we click on the sum push botton ,it should display the result.the problem is how to link this push button to call the...
[Matlab virgin here]
I am in great need of some help. My task is to create GUI app to model simple harmonic motion of a spring with a mass attached to it. The requirements are to have the user be able to change every parameter of the equation:
my'' + cy' + ky' = f(t)
The m, c, k, and f are the...
Whenever we use GUIDE to create a GUI, GUIDE generates an m-file. Now,
is it possible for one to use this m-file generated by GUIDE to re-edit the GUI? I mean say I downloaded an m-file from the internet which has a GUI interface. Can I use GUIDE to edit the m-file and "tweak" the interface to...
Build a GUI to accept integers (when the ENTER key is depressed) into an arr
ay of 15 int; have a button called AVERAGE; when AVERAGE is selected, there
is a display of the count and the current average; have a button called CLEA
R; when CLEAR is selected, count is set to 0 and so are all...
Hello there,
I remember seeing a video demonstration a few years ago of this very strange type of GUI for that particular operating system. On the display monitor, there would be windows like usual, but the view could be rotated 360 degrees around to view other windows. If I remember...