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Passing value from one function to another function in the same .m file
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function Check_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
blah = get(handles.Option,'SelectedObject');
blah = get(blah,'String');
leaf1 = 'Parsley';
leaf2 = 'Coriander';
tf = strcmp(blah,leaf1);
tf2 = strcmp(blah,leaf2);
result1 = 'You are right, it is a parsley leaf';
result2 = 'You are right, it is a coriander leaf';
result3 = 'You are wrong, it is a parsley leaf';
result4 = 'You are wrong, it is a coriander leaf';
if (G <= 200 && tf == 1)
set(handles.text3, 'String', result1);
else if (G > 200 && tf1 == 1)
set(handles.text3, 'String', result2);
else if (G <= 200 && tf1 == 0)
set(handles.text3, 'String', result3);
else if (G > 200 && tf1 == 0)
set(handles.text3, 'String', result4);
end
end
end
end
set(handles.Analyze,'Enable','on')
function Upload_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
[a, b]=uigetfile ({'*.*', 'All files'});
img=imread(fullfile ([b a]));
imshow (img, 'Parent', handles.QueryImage);
set(handles.Analyze,'Enable','off');
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Stephen23
am 14 Jul. 2018
If you are using GUIDE then use guidata. If you are sensibly writing your own code then use nested functions. Both of these are explained in the documentation:
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