Building a GUI with MATLAB [教程].pptVIP

Storing information in Tag This property can store a string vector, which means that you can assign a unique name to every single graphics object. Provides an alternative to the technique of storing the variables in the ‘userdata’ property. The 10 styles of Matlab Uicontrol objects Push Button. Toggle Button. Check Box. Radio Button. Editable Text. List Box. Pop-up Menu. Slider. Frame. Static Text Push/Toggle Buttons The push button is widely prevalent uicontrol style that is used primarily to indicate that a desired action should immediately take place. The toggle button look just like push button, except there is no intermediate state.Rather, the button will remain in its selected or not selected state after the user clicks on it. mcpush Check Box Useful for representing two states of an option that you may want to provide (usually as on and off). In its ‘off’ state the check box will consist of an empty or unfilled square. In the ‘on’ state, the check box’s square will contain a ‘V’ sign. Radio Button Similar to the check box in that there are two states associated with each other. Usually two or more radio buttons are linked together as a group.They are linked in the sense that only one of the buttons will be in its selected state. Editable Text Used in situations that require the user to enter strings or characters or numbers. The strings , in turn, are used by the application for which the interface has been built. Clicking anywhere within this object will change the mouse from a pointer to a text insertion indicator. List Boxes New style provided by MATLAB 5.x Very similar to pop-up menus. The main difference with a list box is that you can make the set of options visible to the user at all times. Pop-up Menus Used in situations where multiple choices need to be available to the user. When the user clicks and holds the mouse button anywhere within the object, a list of choices appear. Sliders Useful in representing a fixed range of values from which