How can I get display the result in a table GUI matlab
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I am student in chemical Engineering, I am using MATLAB to solve eight differential equations describing nitrogen transformation. and I used GUI, i have a trouble to display nitrogen dynamic result in a table GUI. i want after i click the pushbutton, i get the result in a table.
So How can I get MATLAB to created a table that shows the concentrations of each transformation nitrogen??
I'm new in GUI matlab and would appreciate some help to do this.
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Jules Ray
le 14 Mai 2013
as i understand you table could a .txt? and u are using GIDE to create the GUI
below the callback of your button you must write the code:
example:
%define the variables that you want in the table
a=handles.a
%if the variables comes from other place into the guy use handles to define and to call the value
b=handles.b
c=handles.c
%now format the table that contains 3 columns
file=('yourtable.txt');
fid = fopen(file, 'a');
fprintf(fid,'%u %u %6.0f ',a,b,c);
%if you want to use a header in your table put this line below fid
fprintf(fid,'value_a value_b value_c');
is very important to correctly define the values a, b,c below their respective callbacks, always used handles.yourvalue to move this values into the different callbacks of the GUI
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Walter Roberson
le 14 Mai 2013
table_handle = uitable('Position', ..... );
table_as_cell = num2cell(YourMatrix);
set(table_handle, 'Data', table_as_cell);
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Walter Roberson
le 14 Mai 2013
YourMatrix = [t, y];
table_as_cell = num2cell(YourMatrix);
table_handle = uitable('Position', ..... );
set(table_handle, 'Data', table_as_cell);
Data is not loaded from another file: it is loaded from the variable "table_as_cell" which is constructed in the lines above from your existing data.
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