How to use SplashScreen with my GUI?
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Hello All, I have developed the GUI and exported it into a standalone .exe version. The issue is this application takes time to initiate. Hence i wanted to give a quick response to user with a splash screen which will pop up on click and will close once my app is ready for use. By google search I found this : http://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/30508-splashscreen which I suppose scripted for the same requirement. But I am not sure how to use it? I searched for documentation but there aren't any. Also script does not have comment line explaining how to use it in GUIDE developed GUI.
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Adam
le 24 Juin 2016
Modifié(e) : Adam
le 24 Juin 2016
It is usually best to contact the author on the submission page for questions related to specific file exchange submissions. Or if you are lucky someone else who uses it will answer there also.
That submission does give an example of usage though.
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Adam
le 24 Juin 2016
Modifié(e) : Adam
le 24 Juin 2016
You should just be able to insert the code given in the example into the OpeningFcn of a GUIDE GUI.
Put the creation code as the first thing in the OpeningFcn and the final deletion of tha splash screen as the last thing.
If your UI initialises too fast you can always throw in a pause instruction before deleting the splash screen. Part of the time that it takes to initialise a compiled application is concerned with the MCR (Matlab Runtime) initialisation though and the splash screen will not kick in until after this has initialised itself. I don't know off-hand how long this takes.
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Adam
le 24 Juin 2016
Yes, Any Matlab code requires the MCR in order to run therefore until it has initialised your splash screen will not trigger even if it is the first instruction in your GUI OpeningFcn
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