Matlab modify inputdlg buttons

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zhi zhu
zhi zhu on 21 Mar 2017
Answered: ES on 21 Mar 2017
I am writing a program using inputdlg function, and inputdlg came with a dialog box with an 'OK' and 'cancle' button. And I do not wish to quit when clicking the cancle button, are there's anyways I could delete this button or modify this button to become a 'retry' instead?

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ES
ES on 21 Mar 2017
Cancel and OK are hardcoded in inputdlg
OKHandle=uicontrol(InputFig , ...
BtnInfo , ...
'Position' ,[ FigWidth-2*BtnWidth-2*DefOffset DefOffset BtnWidth BtnHeight ] , ...
'KeyPressFcn',@doControlKeyPress , ...
'String' ,'OK' , ...
'Callback' ,@doCallback , ...
'Tag' ,'OK' , ...
'UserData' ,'OK' ...
);
setdefaultbutton(InputFig, OKHandle);
CancelHandle=uicontrol(InputFig , ...
BtnInfo , ...
'Position' ,[ FigWidth-BtnWidth-DefOffset DefOffset BtnWidth BtnHeight ] , ...
'KeyPressFcn',@doControlKeyPress , ...
'String' ,xlate('Cancel', '-s') , ...
'Callback' ,@doCallback , ...
'Tag' ,'Cancel' , ...
'UserData' ,'Cancel' ...
); %#ok
Above is code from inputdlg.m.
If you change in inputdlg.m, it will affect all inputdlg usages.
Check other similar functions if they are useful.
dialog, errordlg, helpdlg, listdlg, msgbox,
questdlg, textwrap, uiwait, warndlg

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