App Designer: How can I use an index to increment a Value field such as editfield1.value, editfield2.value, editfield3.value, etc.?
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Scotty Mac
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Kommentiert: Stephen23
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I am trying to use a For-Loop index to populate my Edit Fields in my GUI as such:
NUM_OF_TIMING_REGISTERS = 16;
for i = 1:NUM_OF_TIMING_REGISTERS
if (tp{i} ~= 'FFFFFFFF')
app.EditField_Timing(i).Value = num2str(tp{i});
else
app.EditField_Timing(i).Value = tp{i};
end
end
My fields to populate (16 total) are called app.EditField_Timing1.Value, app.EditField_Timing2.Value, app.EditField_Timing3.Value, etc.
When trying the above code, I get the error:
Unrecognized method, property, or field 'EditField_Timing' for class 'TimingProtoCust'.
The original line, which is working correctly, is:
app.EditField_Timing1.Value = num2str(tp1);
How can I use the index value i to increment that property name so it will populate my 16 fields (app.EditField_Timing1.Value, app.EditField_Timing2.Value, app.EditField_Timing3.Value, etc.)?
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Stephen23
vor etwa 6 Stunden
Another option would be to use an array of graphics handles and some basic indexing:
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Matt J
vor etwa 4 Stunden
Bearbeitet: Matt J
vor etwa 3 Stunden
It would be better to use a uitable for this, or at least to use numeric EditFields instead of textual EditFields.
Regardless, you can accomplish the loop as follows:
tfields="EditField_Timing"+(1:NUM_OF_TIMING_REGISTERS);
for i = 1:NUM_OF_TIMING_REGISTERS
if ~strcmp(tp{i} , 'FFFFFFFF')
app.(tfields(i)).Value = num2str(tp{i});
else
app.(tfields(i)).Value = tp{i};
end
end
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