I am kinda stuck here. I have tried to read and implement some simple continuous slider scripts, (like this one), but I am not getting anywhere.
What I simply want to go, is use the continuous slider value in my plot, as I slide the slider. However, I cannot figure out how to extract the value of the slider to do so.
So for example, make a continuous slider, and then use it to change the amplitude of a vector lets say, as you continuously slide it. How can that be done?
Thanks.
Something like this?
function sliderDemo
f = figure(1);
%// Some simple to plot function (with tuneable parameter)
x = 0:0.1:2*pi;
y = @(A) A*sin(x);
%// Make initial plot
A = 1;
p = plot(x, y(A));
axis tight
axis([0 2*pi -10 10])
%// re-position the axes to make room for the slider
set(gca, 'position', [0.1 0.25 0.85 0.7]);
%// initialize the slider
h = uicontrol(...
'parent' , f,...
'units' , 'normalized',... %// so yo don't have to f*ck with pixels
'style' , 'slider',...
'position', [0.05 0.05 0.9 0.05],...
'min' , 1,... %// Make the A between 1...
'max' , 10,... %// and 10, with initial value
'value' , A,... %// as set above.
'callback', @sliderCallback); %// This is called when using the arrows
%// and/or when clicking the slider bar
%// THE MAGIC INGREDIENT
%// ===========================
hLstn = handle.listener(h,'ActionEvent',@sliderCallback); %#ok<NASGU>
%// (variable appears unused, but not assigning it to anything means that
%// the listener is stored in the 'ans' variable. If "ans" is overwritten,
%// the listener goes out of scope and is thus destroyed, and thus, it no
%// longer works.
%// ===========================
%// The slider's callback:
%// 1) clears the old plot
%// 2) computes new values using the (continuously) updated slider values
%// 3) re-draw the plot and re-set the axes settings
function sliderCallback(~,~)
delete(p);
p = plot(x, y(get(h,'value')));
axis tight
axis([0 2*pi -10 10])
end
end
PS - it's not strange that you couldn't find it -- it's not documented. I know this from Yair Altman's site.
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