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MATLAB GUI EXAMPLES

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MATLAB (matrix laboratory) is a programming language developed by MathWorks. It started out as a matrix programming language where linear algebra programming was simple. MATLAB is intended primarily for numerical computing, an optional toolbox uses the MuPAD symbolic engine, allowing access to symbolic computing abilities. An additional package, Simulink, adds graphical multi-domain simulation and model-based design for dynamic and embedded systems.

MATLAB is a multi-paradigm numerical computing environment and fourth-generation programming language. MATLAB allows matrix manipulations, plotting of functions and data, implementation of algorithms, creation of user interfaces, and interfacing with programs written in other languages, including C, C++, Java, Fortran and Python.

For beginners in MATLAB GUI Coding refer.............

 41 Complete GUI Examples
  • GUI_1()Demonstrate how to delete an entry from a uicontrol string.
  • GUI_10()Demonstrate how to make an image visible or invisible by pushbutton.
  • GUI_11()
  • GUI_12()Demonstrate how to control the mouse pointer from a GUI.
  • GUI_13()Demonstrate how to display & change a slider's position with an edit box.
  • GUI_14()Demonstrate colored text in a listbox, & how extract user's choice.
  • GUI_15()Demonstrate an edit text which has copyable but unchangeable text.
  • GUI_16()Demonstrate display & change a slider's position & limits with edit boxes
  • GUI_17()Demonstrate how to have a running clock in a GUI, and timer use.
  • GUI_18()Demonstrate the use of the buttondownfcn for an axes.
  • GUI_19()Demonstrate how to keep track of the number of times an action is taken
  • GUI_2()Demonstrate how to add a new entry to a uicontrol string.
  • GUI_20()Demonstrate how to get the chosen string from a popup.
  • GUI_21()Demonstrate how to get selection from a popup to an edit box & vis versa.
  • GUI_22()Demonstrate how to get selection from a popup to an edit box & vis versa.
  • GUI_23()Demonstrate finding which figure was current before callback execution.
  • GUI_24()Demonstrate how to get data from one GUI to another (data passing).
  • GUI_25()Demonstrate how to make an image loader.
  • GUI_26()Demonstrate how to make the choices in several popups mutually exclusive.
  • GUI_27()Demonstrate how to display the current location of the mouse in an axes.
  • GUI_28()Demonstrate uicontextmenu for an axes click.
  • GUI_29()Demonstrate the use of a uicontrol to manipulate an axes from a GUI,
  • GUI_3()Demonstrate how to hide a uicontrol from the user.
  • GUI_30()Same as GUI_29, except uses callback strings.
  • GUI_31()Demonstrate multiple uicontrol manipulations based on user choices.
  • GUI_32(str)Demonstrate how to get data from a GUI into the base workspace without
  • GUI_33()Demonstrate how to export data with context menu.
  • GUI_34()Demonstrate how to make a simple printscreen GUI. Note that this does
  • GUI_35()Demonstrate how to use toggle buttons to mimic tabbed panels.
  • GUI_36()Demonstrate how to make a custom dialog box which returns information.
  • GUI_37(str,time_out)Demonstrate how to make a password editbox, and nested function
  • GUI_38()Demonstrate bringing the focus to the figure after callback using JAVA.
  • GUI_39()Demonstrate use of nested functions for callbacks and other functions.
  • GUI_4()Demonstrate how to make a multiline editbox.
  • GUI_40()Demonstrate how to use an image as a background of a GUI.
  • GUI_41()Demonstrate how to save and load the state of a GUI system.
  • GUI_5()Demonstrate how to use a pushbutton to delete bits of string and how to
  • GUI_6()Demonstrate how to update one uicontrol with data from others.
  • GUI_7()Demonstrate how to store choice counters for multiple user choices.
  • GUI_8()Demonstrate how to tell which button in a uibuttongroup is selected.
  • GUI_9()Demonstrate one way to let the user know a process is running.
  • previewGUIs()This is a helper GUI which lets the user quickly view all of the example
  • contents.mSyntax Considerations for reading the M-Code:

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