How to assign a user input to a variable in matlab when using uicontrol 'string'?
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uicontrol('Parent',d,...
'Style','edit',...
'Position',[20 330 210 60],...
'String','-4')
The -4 is just an example value, and can be changed by the user. I want to store this string value in a variable. Please help.
Thank you in advance.
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Stephen23
le 13 Sep 2017
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le 13 Sep 2017
hnd = uicontrol('Parent',d,... 'Style','edit',... 'Position',[20 330 210 60],... 'String','-4');
str = get(hnd,'String')
num = str2double(str)
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Stephen23
le 13 Sep 2017
"I want to extract the user input value and assign it to a variable. The user can use any number, as it is a user interactive code."
That is exactly what my code does. What you think this example shows?:
>> hnd = uicontrol('Style','edit'); % then I added '+3' by hand
>> get(hnd,'String')
ans = +3
Call get any time you want to check what the current string is. It is that simple. If you want a callback then add a callback (in which case you will also need get or the new dot syntax, whichever works for you).
Are you expecting MATLAB to magically update a variable any time the user changes the string in the edit box? This is possible, but it is quite a bit fiddlier than what I showed you in my answer, and it would be worth considering using nested functions. Have a look at my FEX submission iregexp for an example of how to do this:
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