Need to test the validity of an application handle
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I call a data application from my main application and store the data app handle in a main app local variable.. The data app has a Close button which first sets the handle to [] (by using the callingApp handle and then deletes itself. This works fine, no problem.
The probem occurs when the user closes the data app window using the "X" in the upper r/h corner. This action does execute the delete callback, but I'm unable to add code to this callback to also empty the data app handle. I'd prefer the user not use the "X", but it's impossible to prevent him from doing so inadvertently.
Isvalid would do the trick, but it's not available in 2022b. I could upgrade to 2023a, but I'd prefer not doing so at this time. An solutions?
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Adam Danz
le 23 Mar 2023
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz
le 24 Mar 2023
> I'd prefer the user not use the "X", but it's impossible to prevent him from doing so inadvertently.
You can set the [x] close button to be unresponsive to clicks.
uif = uifigure('CloseRequestFcn',[])
Or display an alert box to inform the user to use the app's close button
uif = uifigure('CloseRequestFcn',@(f,~)uialert(f,'Use the app''s close button','No-Can-Do'))
To close these figures
close(uif,'force')
% or
delete(uif)
or, if you lose the handle, this deletes all figures
close all force
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Walter Roberson
le 24 Mar 2023
Isvalid would do the trick, but it's not available in 2022b.
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Walter Roberson
le 24 Mar 2023
I am running R2022b. isvalid() exists in a large number of methods, including handle class; https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/handle.isvalid.html
If it is telling you that you need one of those toolboxes, we might guess that whatever app.hWdataPoint is is not a handle. What shows up for class(app.hWdataPoint) at that point ? And ishandle(app.hWdataPoint) and isa(app.hWdataPoint, 'handle') ?
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