Organize parameters and options

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Amy
Amy on 27 Jan 2017
Answered: Michelle Wu on 30 Jan 2017
Dear all,
I wrote a big matlab programme with many options and variables, divided over many m-files. I would like to have a single window in which all the options and parameter values can be edited. I would like there to be standard values that you can adjust by removing the displayed number and replacing the number by your own number of choice. Also, I would like to have options that you can select using a mouseclick. It is probably nice to have a user interface for this.
Do you have any pointers how to organize this well?
Thank you in advance!
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Adam
Adam on 27 Jan 2017
It depends entirely on the situation. Use a combination of edit boxes, sliders, popup menus, etc to suit your purpose. Whether you want one or multiple UIs is up to you. You can store the parameters in structures attached to the GUI if you wish. Personally I organise mine in classes, but that is more advanced if you aren't familiar with OOP. Structs kind of do the job if you are using a single GUI.
Amy
Amy on 27 Jan 2017
Thank you for your response! Do you happen to know of some basic documentation/examples somewhere on the internet that can serve as an example?

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Michelle Wu
Michelle Wu on 30 Jan 2017
There are three approaches that you can adopt to develop a UI in MATLAB:
  • Write the code from scratch
  • Use GUIDE, the MATLAB Graphical User Interface Design Environment
  • Use App Designer, an environment for building MATLAB apps (introduced in R2016a)
A good place to get yourself started is the through the following link:
The above link briefly introduces the three approaches and provides some additional resources including videos, examples, and articles. You may find more information in the documentation accordingly after you decide on which approach to use.

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