Changing color of a string in listbox - MATLAB GUI

I have a list of names in a listbox. What I would like to do is have a certain selected name change color, from red to green, when I click a button.
Thank you

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2012년 6월 14일

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Don't add the name directly: add the HTML-ized version of the name.
htmlname = sprintf('<HTML><BODY bgcolor="%s">%s', 'red', ThisEntryName);
And in the callback:
namestr = cellstr(get(hObject, 'String'));
validx = get(hObject, 'Value');
newstr = regexprep(namestr{validx}, '"red"','"green"');
namestr{validx} = newstr;
set(hObject, 'String', namestr);

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Thanks for catching that; I have edited the correction in.

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Vincent I
Vincent I 2012년 6월 14일

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I have already looked at this article and unfortunately it doesnt work for what i want to do...
in the listbox with the names i can either add or delete the names.
the html method would not work for me
any other ideas? thank you

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Dr. Seis
Dr. Seis 2012년 6월 14일
What you are generally describing above should work with HTML... can you post a few pictures of what you envision? Or can you post the cell-string you are using to apply to the listbox... there might be a formatting issue that is preventing it from working.

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Vincent I
Vincent I 2012년 6월 18일

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Walter, i'm not sure what do you mean or what to do with this line or where to add it. By name do you mean string name or listbox name?
Don't add the name directly: add the HTML-ized version of the name.
htmlname = sprintf('<HTML><BODY bgcolor="%s">%s', 'red', ThisEntryName);

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Jan
Jan 2012년 6월 18일
@Vincent: You wrote "I have a list of names". Then just add the HTML stuff to one of the names to get it colored.

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Vincent I
Vincent I 2012년 6월 18일

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What i ended up doing is this:
contents = cellstr(get(handles.Names_Listbox,'String'));
NewText = contents{get(handles.Names_Listbox,'Value')};
NewColor = sprintf('<HTML><BODY bgcolor="%s">%s', 'green', NewText);
set(handles.Names_Listbox,'Value',[])
set(handles.Names_Listbox, 'String', cat(1, get(handles.Names_Listbox,'String'), NewColor))
it works great THANK YOU. however, is there a way to move the new colored text to either the top of the list or to stay in the same place that it was initially?
Walter, I tried to follow your exemple in the callback but for some reason didnt do anything for me.
Thank you

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The code I gave puts the entry back in the same place it was.
Record the Value before you clear it. assign contents{} at that value to be the new line. set() the String to be the changed "contents" cell array.
Vincent I
Vincent I 2012년 6월 18일
ok GOT IT
contents = cellstr(get(handles.Names_Listbox,'String'));
NewText = contents{get(handles.Names_Listbox,'Value')};
NewColor = sprintf('<HTML><BODY bgcolor="%s">%s', 'green', NewText);
namestr = cellstr(get(handles.Names_Listbox, 'String'));
validx = get(handles.Names_Listbox, 'Value');
newstr = regexprep(NewColor, '"red"','"blue"');
namestr{validx} = newstr;
set(handles.Names_Listbox, 'String', namestr);
its posible that few lines might not be needed, i have to do some tweaking, but as of right now it works. thank you very much
Vincent I
Vincent I 2012년 6월 18일
one other thing...
How can I change the text color of the colored listbox? thank you
<FONT color="cyan">

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Vincent I
Vincent I 2012년 6월 18일

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NVM
NewColor = sprintf('<HTML><BODY bgcolor="green" text="white">%s', NewText);
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for all your help...
Vincent I
Vincent I 2012년 6월 18일

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is there a way to move the new colored text to the top of the listbox?

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namestr(validx) = []; %delete it from where it was
namestr = [ {newstr}; namestr ];

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