How to delete 'Userdata' in hObject of Matlab GUI?

Dear, Community

I need to remove some 'Userdata' (handles.noise, 'Userdata') from a callback function (Gui Pushbutton) before processing the data. I create a code for it in this function :

% --- Executes on button press in loadplot.
function loadplot_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
% hObject    handle to loadplot (see GCBO)
% eventdata  reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles    structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)

cek_interp_yet = sum(isempty(get(handles.grafik, 'Userdata')));
cek_nois_yet = sum(isempty(get(handles.noise, 'Userdata')));
data_interp = get(handles.grafik, 'Userdata');
data_noise = get(handles.noise, 'Userdata');

if cek_nois_yet == 0
    data_noise = [];
    clear data_noise;
end

if cek_interp_yet == 0
    data_interp = [];
    clear data_interp;
end

Stuffs...........

After pushing the button, and when i click another radiobutton in response to the "(handles.noise, 'Userdata')", it evidently still showing the same 'Userdata' as if it was not deleted yet.

^ The above picture is a screenshot from a function of createfcn radio button when it process to plot a graph right after clicking on it. Because of this, the variable of cek_nois_comp is still 0 which mean the data (1440 x 22) string array was still not deleted yet (i want to make the variable of cek_nois_comp to become 1) so then the proceed can be resumed.....

So, anyone, would you like to help me out from this problem? Thank you so much /.\ /.\ /.\

Answer 1

[Voss]

Using clear just clears the local variables in the callback function. You should do:

set(handles.grafik, 'Userdata', []);
set(handles.noise, 'Userdata', []);

[Tyann Hardyn]

Reasonable and It WORKS ! Thats why i cant delete it just by using clear or [ ] ......

Thank you so much, Sir !

Answer 2

[Chunru]

How about this?

handles.grafik.Userdata=[];
handles.noise.Userdata=[];
...

[Tyann Hardyn]

Yeah, this works also, Sir Chunru, thank you so much !!

Answer 3

[Image Analyst]

To remove a field (that's not a UI control) from handles (like it's a field you manually added at some point), you can use rmfield():

handles = rmfield(handles, 'noise');
% Now you will need to call guidata() or else once you exit the function noise will still be there because you
% removed it from only a local copy of handles.
% Update handles structure
guidata(hObject, handles);

Note that you need to call guidata() if you make changes to handles that you made manually. For changes to widgets on the GUI (buttons, text, listboxes, etc.), you don't need to call guidata.

If you want to keep the field but just get rid of the value you can set the field to null:

handles.noise = [];

Note: you do this to handles, not to hObject like you stated in you subject line.