Passing the listbox name to a function
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Hi, I have a function that updates the files in a directory into a listbox:
% Refresh list Box
fname=get(handles.textSaveFolder,'String');
%List all tif images into the list box.
[pathstr,name,ext] = fileparts(fname)
filePattern = fullfile(pathstr, ['*',ext]);
myFiles = dir(filePattern);
ListOfImageNames = {}; % Initialize
for Index = 1:length(myFiles)
% Get the base filename and extension.
baseFileName = myFiles(Index).name;
[folder, name, extension] = fileparts(baseFileName);
% Examine extensions for ones we want.
extension = upper(extension);
switch lower(extension)
case {'.jpg', '.tif','tiff'}
% Keep only PNG, BMP, JPG, TIF, or AVI image files.
ListOfImageNames = [ListOfImageNames baseFileName];
% otherwise
end
end
% Now we have a list of validated filenames that we want.
% Send the list of validated filenames to the listbox.
set(handles.listbox2, 'string', ListOfImageNames);
drawnow;
To make this a stand alone function I will need to pass in the listbox name, "istbox2" in this case. How can I pass the listbox name as a variable to the function so I can apply to any listbox.
Thanks Jason
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Walter Roberson
le 27 Fév 2017
You could pass handles.listbox2 (or as appropriate) to the function, which could then set() against the variable that holds that.
Or you could pass a string to the function, such as in the variable BoxName . Then you could
set( handles.(BoxName), ...)
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