How to break FOR-loop if "progressbar" is closed
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I have an m-file which makes a lot of Matrix calculation and in another m-file I have implemented a progressbar, to keep track of the calculations. I have a function so if the progressbar is closed the calculations stops:
function closeBar(src,evnt)
|selection = questdlg('Do you want to stop this process?',...
'Stop process',...
'Yes','No','Yes');
switch selection,
case 'Yes',
delete(gcf)
case 'No'
return
end
How do I break the FOR-loop in the other m-file, if case "Yes" is fulfilled?
Many thanks!
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Robert Cumming
2011년 4월 18일
Below is an example of how to do it using two functions and a dialog which is created where you can interrupt - I'm sure you could take this as a skeleton and modify to suit.
EDIT:
function FUNCTION_IN_FILE1
h = dialog ( 'WindowStyle', 'Normal', 'position', [400 400 100 100], 'visible', 'off' );
FILE2_StartGuiForInterruption ( h );
while true
pause ( 0.1 );
disp ( 'in loop doing calculations' );
if ishandle ( h ) == false
break
end
end
disp ( 'finished' );
end
function FILE2_StartGuiForInterruption ( parent )
uicontrol ( 'parent', parent, 'style', 'pushbutton', 'Callback', {@FILE2_STOP}, 'position', [20 20 60 60], 'string', 'stop', 'backgroundcolor', 'red' );
set ( parent, 'visible', 'on' );
end
function FILE2_STOP ( obj, event )
close ( get ( obj, 'parent' ) );
end
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Robert Cumming
2011년 4월 19일
Why does close not work?
I've updated the function above - It can work in the say I stated, and I cant see why you state close doesn't work.
The thing I've shown you is a way to have an m file stop by pressing a button which comes from another m file.
The trick is to have the m file you want to stop know the handle to the GUI - that way it can check if the GUI has been closed.
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