Nonfinite endpoints or increment for colon operator in index

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Hello everyone, I'm creating a code for plotting a function. If I use such function with a proper code it works; however in the GUI, with the same input, I receive the following message:
"Nonfinite endpoints or increment for colon operator in index"
The line of the code is:
q(1:(lf1-1))=qr1*(f(1:(lf1-1))/fr1).^s1;
where lf1 is given by: lf1=round(ft1/delf)+1 (delf is computed inside the function, it isn't 0)
I obtain the input from another gui in the following format:
ft1=str2double(getappdata(0,'ft1'));
Thanks in advance

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 24 Sep. 2016
Bearbeitet: Walter Roberson am 24 Sep. 2016
I suspect that you have stored ft1 in appdata as numeric rather than string, and that str2double() applied to the numeric value is then returning NaN.
After you do the
ft1=str2double(getappdata(0,'ft1'));
you should debug by displaying class(ft1) and ft1 itself
Another possibility is that in your
q(1:(lf1-1))=qr1*(f(1:(lf1-1))/fr1).^s1;
that fr1 is 0. Where is it getting fr1 from?
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Marco Baglio
Marco Baglio am 25 Sep. 2016
Sorry I don't understand what you mean. In the GUI where I obtain the parameters I wrote:
ft1=get(handles.ft1,'String');
setappdata(handles.ft1,'ft1',ft1);
I verified that in this phase the parameter is a number and not NaN! In the second GUI I wrote:
ft1=str2double(getappdata(0,'ft1'));
This returns NaN.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 25 Sep. 2016
You have getappdata(0,...) which tries to get data from the root graphics object, but the data is stored on handles.ft1

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