tic toc in a GUI
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hello all,
I have created a GUI, using GUIDE. I have added pushbuttons which perform a task. The start button, plots a graph and plays a wavefile that I have assigned to it. in the start button I have added as well a 'tic'.
on the other side of the GUI is have another button, the save button. The function of that button is to save to a vector the exact time that I push the button. The code that I have used saves only the last instance, while I want to be able to see all of the elements of that vector.
handles.counter.push(handles.count + 1)
handles.sfront(size(handles.counter)) = toc
Is there a way to save all of the instances to the sfront vector?
Thank you in advance!
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Jan
le 11 Avr 2013
You want to save the time when the button is pressed. This is neither tic/toc not cputime, but clock or now.
To accumulate the time stampes, you have to store them cummulatively, e.g.:
During the creation of the GUI:
handles.counter.push = [];
In the callback of the button:
handles = guidata(hObject); % Get the newest version
handles.counter.push(end + 1) = now;
% Alternatively the DATEVEC format:
% handles.counter.push(end + 1, :) = clock;
guidata(hObject, handles); % Save the updated struct
And finally in the function for saving, handles.counter.push contains all times the button was pressed.
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mzakaria
le 17 Août 2015
How did you initialize sfront? I'm trying to do the same thing but I keep getting the error that the variable is unknown.
Walter Roberson
le 17 Août 2015
With that code, even if the variable was undefined beforehand, the code would define it. However, it should be
handles.sfront(length(handles.counter)) = toc;
as size() would return a vector with at least two elements and when used to index in the form shown would result in two elements of handles.sfront being set to the result of toc(). Better yet would probably be just
handles.count = handles.count + 1;
handles.sfront(handles.count) = toc;
guidata(hObject, handles);
and before that you would have initialized with
handles.count = 0;
handles.sfront = [];
guidata(hObject, handles);
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