How can I turn the property inspector off?
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Type the following:
h = uicontrol('callback','disp(pi)');
[SL: fixed typo in callback; the closing ) had been omitted.]
Note that when you click on the button created "3.1416" is displayed as expected. Now type:
inspect(h);
With older versions of Matlab, I could inspect the properties I was interested in, close the inspect window and continue using my program. (In this case it will continue to display pi when I click on the button). However I tried this recently on a system with a newer version of Matlab (R2021b) and after closing the property inspector, the button would not execute the callback. (It was trying to move the button instead). I tried typeing "inspect -close" but this seemed to have no effect.
Evidently once the property inspector sinks its teeth into a program it won't let go. The only way I could proceed is to close the program and restart it, which can be quite inconvenient at times. This seems to make the property inspector much less useful.
Is there a way to restore functionality to the control callbacks after using the property inspector?
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Steven Lord
on 5 Jan 2023
When you open Property Inspector it enables plot editing mode. [Note that the arrow icon in the toolbar has been selected after you call inspect.] With plot editing mode on, clicking on objects like a uicontrol selects it and allows you to manipulate (move, in particular) the object.
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on 5 Jan 2023
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