How detect the mouse PRESS of a pushbutton?
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Anthony Poulin
le 5 Nov 2012
Modifié(e) : Walter Roberson
le 19 Avr 2021
Hi,
I am currently working on a GUI and I need to detect the left mouse press (and release) of a pushbutton. Then I associate a callback for each event detected. For example: I Want to set a variable to 1 at the mouse press and to 0 at the mouse release.
I have allready explore: - UIcontrol 'Callback' property but it is active at the release mouse click.
- UIcontrol 'ButtonDownFcn' property which is active at the mouse press click but only with right mouse button or on 5-pixel border around the uicontrol).
- On the file exchange a function which allow to put Java's properties on uicontrol but it's very time consuming (1 minute for launching my GUI).
I want the two figure's properties 'WindowButtonDownFcn','WindowButtonUpFcn' but for a uicontrol (pushbutton).
If you execute the code below you can see at the mouse press, 'press' displaying in the console window and at the mouse release you can see 'release' in the console.
figure('WindowButtonDownFcn',@(obj,evt)disp('press'),...
'WindowButtonUpFcn',@(obj,evt)disp('release'));
I'm writting because I have no other idea to do this... So if anyone knows a way to help me, I would be very grateful!!
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Anthony Poulin
le 4 Avr 2013
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kurguz
le 29 Mai 2013
Anthony, how did you do that? I have the same problem now and I have no idea how to integrate Java in my code.
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Walter Roberson
le 5 Nov 2012
You use the WindowButton* callbacks and have them detect whether they are over the control area or not.
Jan
le 7 Nov 2012
Modifié(e) : Walter Roberson
le 19 Avr 2021
You have written already:
figure('WindowButtonDownFcn', @(obj,evt)disp('press'),...
'WindowButtonUpFcn', @(obj,evt)disp('release'));
Create a toggle-button and disable it: 'Enable', 'inactive'. Now use a callback function in the figure instead of the code to display string. Then test in this function, if the mouse is over the uicontrol: Either overobj() or check the 'CurrentPoint' property of the figure and compare it with the uicontrol position. Now call a function only, if the mouse is clicked over the button and modify the buttons 'Value' accordingly to geta visible reatcion.
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Jan
le 5 Avr 2013
Yes, it should be overobj. And the mouse-release is detected by the WindowsButtonUpFcn and can be handled there.
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