Has anyone found a way to enable/disable tabs in App Designer?

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Matt Calton
Matt Calton le 22 Août 2016
Modifié(e) : Jason Kulpe le 13 Août 2020
I am building a fairly simple GUI in I have tried implementations using findjobj, such as:
jtabgroup=findjobj(tabgrp);
jtabgroup.setEnabledAt(1,0);
but I am unsure if the app class can be read the same way (I'm very new to Java implementations). Any help would be much appreciated!
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Paolo Fiore
Paolo Fiore le 18 Avr 2020
Modifié(e) : Paolo Fiore le 18 Avr 2020
I found a possible way:
app.tabNameYouWantToDisable.Parent=[];
this will make the specific tab disappear from the GUI.
When you are done with the code execution you can reassign its parent:
app.tabNameYouWantToDisable.Parent=app.TabGroup;
I found this while using Matlab R2020a.

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David Barry
David Barry le 25 Août 2016
I don't believe that you can yet enable/disable tabs in MATLAB and this is something I have requested from them. Using findjobj with App Designer components is probably not going to be much use to you anyway as they are no longer Java Swing components like their uicontrol predecessors.

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Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 7 Juil 2020
As of r2020a, there isn't an option to set the visibility or 'enable' property of a tab. However, you can control which tabs can be selected via the use of a SelectionChangedFcn.
Here's a demo that uses check boxes to determine whether a tab can be selected:

Jason Kulpe
Jason Kulpe le 13 Août 2020
Modifié(e) : Jason Kulpe le 13 Août 2020
In my App I need to disable a tab's features (not the tab itself) while a process is occuring. My solution is to recursively find the children components of a given tab and set component.Enable = true or false. For graphics purposes I dont disable uilabels, etc (doesn't look great), so I exlude these. Edit: using MATLAB R2019a
function setEnableWithChildren(app, component, value)
% Recursively set enable status for all items
if isa(component, 'matlab.ui.control.Label') || isa(component, 'matlab.ui.control.Lamp')
return % Don't enable labels, etc.
end
if isprop(component, 'Enable')
if isa(component, 'matlab.ui.control.Table')
if value
component.Enable = 'on'; % Table uses on/off
else
component.Enable = 'off';
end
else
component.Enable = value;
end
end
if isprop(component, 'Children')
children = allchild(component);
else
children = [];
end
for child = reshape(children, 1, [])
app.setEnableWithChildren(child, value);
end
end

Desmond Ng
Desmond Ng le 1 Juil 2019
Modifié(e) : Desmond Ng le 1 Juil 2019
Use app.TabGroup.Visible='off';

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