How to make waitbar 'always on top'/bring to front

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James Ramm
James Ramm am 5 Apr. 2011
Kommentiert: Markus Beschow am 13 Jan. 2023
Hi I have a GUI, which does some computation causing a waitbar to be displayed. This is fine. At some point, it brings up another waitbar, which causes the first waitbar to be 'pushed' to the back - i.e behind the main GUI. How can I keep the first waitbar 'always on top' - make sure that the main GUI is always kept to the back?

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Robert Cumming
Robert Cumming am 5 Apr. 2011
I thought this would be easy - but it took a bit more working out that I thought... I'm no expert in the Java side of matlab figures but this works for me (r2009b on Windows).
h=waitbar(0,'test','windowstyle', 'modal');
frames = java.awt.Frame.getFrames();
frames(end).setAlwaysOnTop(1);
for i=1:5
pause(0.5);
if i == 2
f = figure ( 'windowstyle', 'normal' );
set ( f, 'position', [300 300 600 400] );
plot ( sort(rand(10,1)), rand(10,1) );
end
waitbar(i/5,h);
end
close(f)
close(h)
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Markus Beschow
Markus Beschow am 13 Jan. 2023
Great solution! Also still works in r2020b on windows and probably should continue to work.
Does not disable interacting with matlab like the modal property does.

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Jiro Doke
Jiro Doke am 5 Apr. 2011
Try setting the WindowStyle of the waitbar to modal:
h = waitbar(1, 'test', 'WindowStyle', 'modal');
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James Ramm
James Ramm am 15 Apr. 2011
This is a fairly good quick fix, but then the GUI is no longer running in the background, which could potentially be a problem...

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