Passing the listbox name to a function

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Jason
Jason 2017년 2월 27일
댓글: Jason 2017년 2월 27일
Hi, I have a function that updates the files in a directory into a listbox:
% Refresh list Box
fname=get(handles.textSaveFolder,'String');
%List all tif images into the list box.
[pathstr,name,ext] = fileparts(fname)
filePattern = fullfile(pathstr, ['*',ext]);
myFiles = dir(filePattern);
ListOfImageNames = {}; % Initialize
for Index = 1:length(myFiles)
% Get the base filename and extension.
baseFileName = myFiles(Index).name;
[folder, name, extension] = fileparts(baseFileName);
% Examine extensions for ones we want.
extension = upper(extension);
switch lower(extension)
case {'.jpg', '.tif','tiff'}
% Keep only PNG, BMP, JPG, TIF, or AVI image files.
ListOfImageNames = [ListOfImageNames baseFileName];
% otherwise
end
end
% Now we have a list of validated filenames that we want.
% Send the list of validated filenames to the listbox.
set(handles.listbox2, 'string', ListOfImageNames);
drawnow;
To make this a stand alone function I will need to pass in the listbox name, "istbox2" in this case. How can I pass the listbox name as a variable to the function so I can apply to any listbox.
Thanks Jason

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017년 2월 27일
You could pass handles.listbox2 (or as appropriate) to the function, which could then set() against the variable that holds that.
Or you could pass a string to the function, such as in the variable BoxName . Then you could
set( handles.(BoxName), ...)

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