% UIGETFILES Multiple file open dialog box.
% [FILENAMES, PATHNAME] = UIGETFILES(FILTERSPEC,DIALOGTITLE)
% displays a dialog box file browser from which the user can select
% files. The selected files are returned to FILENAMES as a cell array of
% strings. The directory containing these files is returned to PATHNAME
% as a string. FILTERSPEC is a string that determines the initial
% display of files in the dialog box. For example '*.m' lists all the
% MATLAB M-files. Specifying multiple filters can be done as in: '*.m ;
% *.mat'. DIALOGTITLE is a string defining the title of the dialog box.
%
% A successful return occurs only if the files exist. If the user
% selects a file that does not exist, a warning message is displayed to
% the command line and control returns to the dialog box. The user may
% then enter other filenames or use the Cancel button. If the Cancel
% button is selected or if an error occurs, an empty cell array is
% assigned to FILENAMES and a numeric 0 is assigned to PATHNAME. When an
% error occurs, a warning message is displayed to the command line.
%
% [FILENAMES, PATHNAME] = UIGETFILES(FILTERSPEC,DIALOGTITLE,STARTPATH)
% allows the user to specify the string STARTPATH as the path for the
% dialog to start from. If a path is not specified, it uses MATLAB's
% present working directory (PWD).
%
% This DLL is for use with Windows operating systems only.
%
% See also UIGETFILE and UIPUTFILE.
% MATLAB 6.5 (R13), See also UIGETDIR.
% v 1.0
% 8-18-1998
% First revision written by David J. Warren, Dept. of Bioengineering, University of Utah
%
% v 1.1
% 10-28-2002
% Source maintenance transferred to Greg Aloe, The MathWorks, Inc.
% Fixed bug where, after using the function, the directory listings (LS and DIR)
% returned the last accessed directory, rather than the PWD. However, PWD and
% the Current Directory combobox listed the true CWD.
%
% v 2.0
% 12-24-2002
% Greg Aloe and John R. Haines
% added option of a STARTPATH.
%
% v 2.1
% 12-26-2002
% Greg Aloe
% STARTPATH now accepts pathnames the same way MATLAB does. That is,
% combinations of path separators, and either backslash or forwardslash
% are interpreted as a single backslash as required by Windows.
%
% v 2.2
% 2-26-2003
% Greg Aloe
% Fixed type in help, and added note about being for Windows only
