uicontrol callback function with single variable

I am trying to create a GUI that will have multiple pushbuttons which I want to reference the same callback function with the caveat being that the only piece that changes in the callback function is a single variable which I want to pass to the function in the syntax for the uicontrol. For example, lets say i have the following uicontrols

%pushbutton for 1x line bet
    uicontrol('Parent',display,...
              'Style','pushbutton',...
              'String','1x',...
              'Units','normalized',...
              'Position',[0.8,0.70,0.15,0.06],...
              'Callback',{@test,1});
    %pushbutton for 2x line bet
    uicontrol('Parent',display,...
              'Style','pushbutton',...
              'String','2x',...
              'Units','normalized',...
              'Position',[0.8,0.60,0.15,0.06],...
              'Callback',{@test,2});
    %pushbutton for 5x line bet
    uicontrol('Parent',display,...
              'Style','pushbutton',...
              'String','3x',...
              'Units','normalized',...
              'Position',[0.8,0.50,0.15,0.06],...
              'Callback',{@test,3});

and lets say this is my callback function

    function test(multiple)
        x = [0,1,2,3];
        y = multiple .* x
    end

I've tried it both the way that I have it shown in my example as well as changing the syntax for the callback function to function test(multiple, ~) and the uicontrol syntax to {@test,1,~} for example with no sucess either way. Both cases give me an error that says I have too many input arguments. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Answer 1

[G A]

The following works. Though, I cannot explain why

function test(~,~,multiple)

[Morgan Clendennin]

Well i can't explain it either but that works for me as well. The actual callback function that I'm working with is a little bit more complicated than the example I gave but I tried out your suggestion of adding the ~,~ before the two variables that i'm passing into the function and it worked!