| Creating Graphical User Interfaces | |
| Understanding the GUI M-File |
The GUI M-file programs the GUI. This section describes the functioning of the GUI M-file, both the generated and user-written code. |
| Programming Callbacks for GUI Components |
Explains how to program the callbacks for some specific GUI components. |
| Managing GUI Data with the Handles Structure |
For GUIDE users, the handles structure provides easy access to all component handles in the GUI. In addition, you can use this structure to store all shared data required by your GUI. |
| Managing Application Data |
Application data enables you to save and retrieve named data associated with an object. |
| Designing for Cross-Platform Compatibility |
Discusses the settings (used by default with GUIDE) that enable you to make your GUI look good on different computer platforms. |
| Types of Callbacks |
Shows you how to define callbacks. This section discusses the types available and their applications. |
| Interrupting Executing Callbacks |
Describes how you can control whether user actions can interrupt executing callbacks. |
| Controlling Figure Window Behavior |
Discusses how a GUI figure can block MATLAB execution and can be modal. |
| Example: Using the Modal Dialog to Confirm an Operation |
Illustrates use of a modal dialog GUI to confirm that the user wants to proceed with an operation. |
| | Setting the Tab Order Programmatically | Understanding the GUI M-File | |
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