% AUTODEMO2 - EasyGUI example using automatic layout and callbacks
%
% GUI for plotting a Lissajous curve
% (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve)
% sin(f1) vs. sin(f2 + theta)
%
% This example builds on AUTODEMO. It demonstrates how to process all
% the user input using a callback function. This allows the function
% to create the GUI and return to the command line right away.
% Copyright 2009 The MathWorks, Inc.
function autodemo2
% gui elements
myGui = gui.autogui;
myGui.Name = 'Lissajous figure demo';
freq1 = gui.slider('Frequency 1 (Hz)', [1 40]);
freq2 = gui.slider('Frequency 2 (Hz)', [1 40]);
phaseDiff = gui.numericmenu('Phase difference (degrees)', 0:30:180);
plotType = gui.textmenu('Lissajous plot type', {'2d-phase', '2d-comet'});
% default values
freq1.Value = 20;
freq2.Value = 25;
% sampling parameters
Fs = 500;
t = 0:(1/Fs):1;
ax1 = subplot(10,10, 1:20);
ax2 = subplot(10,10, 31:100);
set(ax2,'nextplot','add');
myGui.ValueChangedFcn = @processInput;
%% ----------------------------------------------------
% Note:
% a) the code in processInput is identical to that in
% the while loop of LISSAJOUS
% b) processInput is a nested function, so it has access to
% all the variables declared in the top-level (freq1, freq1,
% phaseDiff, etc.)
function processInput(hWidget) %#ok<INUSD>
% hWidget is the widget with the just-received input
% we don't need this information in this demo
phaseRadians = phaseDiff.Value * (pi/180);
sig1 = sin(2*pi*t*freq1.Value);
sig2 = sin(2*pi*t*freq2.Value + phaseRadians);
axes(ax1);
plot(t,sig1,'b',t,sig2,'r');
axes(ax2);
cla;
xlabel('sin(2 \pi f_1 t)');
ylabel('sin(2 \pi f_2 t + \theta');
axis equal; axis square;
axis([-1.2 1.2 -1.2 1.2]);
switch plotType.Value
case '2d-phase'
plot(sig1,sig2);
case '2d-comet'
comet(sig1,sig2);
end
end
end