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2024-09-18T10:22:20Z

Add functionality

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	==Add functionality==		==Add functionality==
	Functionality can be added to any callback function.		Functionality can be added to any callback function by calling functions or object methods directly in a callback function.

	~~When~~ calling functions or object methods~~, this can be done~~ directly in a callback function.

	When using persistent objects they can be created best by adding a property and in the 'startupFcn' callback or passed as an app input argument. Unfortunately the 'startupFcn' callback only appears after adding an app input argument.		When using persistent objects they can be created best by adding a property and in the 'startupFcn' callback or passed as an app input argument. Unfortunately the 'startupFcn' callback only appears after adding an app input argument.

2024-09-18T10:21:33Z

Add functionality

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	==Add functionality==		==Add functionality==
	~~The functionality~~ can be added to any callback function.		Functionality can be added to any callback function.

	When calling functions or object methods, this can be done directly in a callback function.		When calling functions or object methods, this can be done directly in a callback function.

2024-09-18T10:21:10Z

Coding functionality

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	Components like buttons have events, like a button press. You can add a callback function for each event. The callback function will be declared as a method of the GUI class and is automatically coupled to the event (e.g. button press).		Components like buttons have events, like a button press. You can add a callback function for each event. The callback function will be declared as a method of the GUI class and is automatically coupled to the event (e.g. button press).

	==~~Coding~~ functionality==		==Add functionality==
	The functionality can be added to any callback function.		The functionality can be added to any callback function.

2024-09-18T10:20:15Z

Event driven

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	==Event driven==		==Event driven==
	The GUI app is a class which create the components on the canvas. Components like buttons have events, like a button press. You can add a callback function for each event. The callback function will be declared as a method of the GUI class and is automatically coupled to the event (e.g. button press).		The GUI app is a class which create the components that are put on the canvas in a private method called 'createComponents'. This method is maintained automatically by Matlab and cannot be edited.

			Components like buttons have events, like a button press. You can add a callback function for each event. The callback function will be declared as a method of the GUI class and is automatically coupled to the event (e.g. button press).

	==Coding functionality==		==Coding functionality==

2024-09-18T10:17:30Z

Launching the GUI

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	==Launching the GUI==		==Launching the GUI==
	When you save the GUI as a file by the name 'myGUI.mlapp' it will change the classname to 'myGUI'.		When you save the GUI as a file by the name 'myGUI.mlapp' it will change the classname to 'myGUI'.
	~~When you want to lauch~~ the GUI ~~you can now use~~:		Calling the classname of the GUI creates an instance of the GUI and lauches it:
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	myGUI;		myGUI;

2024-09-18T10:11:03Z

Launching the GUI

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	==Launching the GUI==		==Launching the GUI==
	When you save the GUI ~~and save~~ a file by the name 'myGUI.mlapp' it will change the classname to 'myGUI'.		When you save the GUI as a file by the name 'myGUI.mlapp' it will change the classname to 'myGUI'.
	When you want to lauch the GUI you can now use:		When you want to lauch the GUI you can now use:
	<pre>		<pre>

2024-09-18T10:10:39Z

Launching the GUI

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	==Launching the GUI==		==Launching the GUI==
	When you save the GUI and save a file by the name '~~myGUIname~~.mlapp' it will change the classname to '~~myGUIname~~'.		When you save the GUI and save a file by the name 'myGUI.mlapp' it will change the classname to 'myGUI'.
	When you want to lauch the GUI you can now use:		When you want to lauch the GUI you can now use:
	<pre>		<pre>
	~~myGUIname~~;		myGUI;
	</pre>		</pre>

2024-09-18T10:09:17Z

Event driven

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	==Event driven==		==Event driven==
	The GUI app is a class which create the components on the canvas. Components like buttons have events, like a ~~buttonPress~~. You can add a callback function for each event. The callback function will be a method of the GUI class and is automatically coupled to the event (e.g. ~~buttonPress~~).		The GUI app is a class which create the components on the canvas. Components like buttons have events, like a button press. You can add a callback function for each event. The callback function will be declared as a method of the GUI class and is automatically coupled to the event (e.g. button press).

	==Coding functionality==		==Coding functionality==

2024-09-18T10:05:58Z

Coding functionality

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			The following code creates myObject1, passes the object to the GUI and launches the GUI.
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	myObject1 = myClassName;		myObject1 = myClassName;
	MyGUI(myObject1);		MyGUI(myObject1);
	</pre>		</pre>

2024-09-18T10:04:26Z

Coding functionality