From: Mohd on 17 May 2010 12:41 I would link to link between three GUI I have the first GUI which is the cover page Then the user can click on two push buttons that will allow him to move on either the second GUI or the third GUI how to implement it in MATLAB Best Regards
From: Walter Roberson on 17 May 2010 13:05 Mohd wrote: > I would link to link between three GUI I have the first GUI which is the > cover page > Then the user can click on two push buttons that will allow him to move > on either the second GUI or the third GUI > > how to implement it in MATLAB set() the second and third gui to be 'Visible', 'off' when you start. When the user selects one of them, set() it to be 'Visible', 'on'. When the user indicates they are finished with that gui, set its visibility off again.
From: Matt Fig on 17 May 2010 13:06 First of all, please consider a subject line for your posts which describes in a general and succinct way the problem you wish to address. In your case, "Linking GUIs" would have been a decent choice. By putting "HELP" as the subject, one has NO IDEA what you want, and often I will just skip these all together. Now for your problem there are several approaches. You could use the same figure window for all three GUIs, simply making two sets of uicontrols invisible until the user selects one of the initial buttons. Then, make the initial buttons invisible and make one of the sets of uicontrols visible. Alternately, you could have the callback for one of the buttons launch a new figure and close the old figure. This approach will be straightforward if there is no data being passed between GUIs, and not too hard if there is.
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