Create a plot with a drop down menu in an App
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Hello everybody,
i have the following problem and i dont know how to solve it:
I have created an app in Matlab and in this app i select a set of data, which i ll load into the workspace. Next i have 2 drop down menus. With these drop downs i want to select the x-axis and y axis of the workspace.
% Select the set off data and load the workspace variables in the drop down menu
% Button pushed function: ffnenButton
function ffnenButtonPushed(app, event)
[name,path] = uigetfile('*.dat', 'Bitte gewünschte dat-Datei auswählen');
if name==0 return, end
mdfimport(name);
vars = evalin('base', 'whos');
cell_array = cell(size(vars));
for i=1:length(vars)
cell_array{i} = vars(i).name;
end
app.dd_achse_x.Items = cell_array;
app.dd_achse_y.Items = cell_array;
end
% x Axis
% Value changed function: dd_achse_x
function dd_achse_xValueChanged(app, event)
xAchse = app.dd_achse_x.Value;
end
% y Axis
% Value changed function: dd_achse_y
function dd_achse_yValueChanged(app, event)
yAchse = app.dd_achse_y.Value;
end
% Create Graph
% Button pushed function: GrapherstellenButton
function GrapherstellenButtonPushed(app, event)
plot(xAchse,yAchse,'k-')
end
As seen above, i want to create a plot with the selected data. This plot should pop up in another figure with fig = uifigure ... etc.
But the problem is, that "xAchse" and "yAchse" are not defined in the function.
I hope that someone can help me. If you have any questions, just let me know.
Thanks
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Luna
le 23 Jan 2020
Modifié(e) : Luna
le 23 Jan 2020
I think you don't even need to define callback functions for your dropdowns. They are already properties of your app object.
Basically you can do this:
function GrapherstellenButtonPushed(app, event)
plot(app.dd_achse_x.Value,app.dd_achse_y.Value,'k-')
end
There might be a problem. You should check app.dd_achse_y.Value is value of a dropdown item, it might be string or cell array of character vectors. So you might need to convert it to numerical value before you plot.
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Adam
le 23 Jan 2020
app is your main application object. You can add properties to this yourself, which you can then access in any of its functions as e.g.
app.xAchse
You will need to add a manual properties block to the app (which should have private access normally, at least until you explicitly need external public access).
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