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Subject: Clear all button in gui

From: Tumul Dubey

Date: 7 May, 2008 01:49:02

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ho do we reset or clear all inputs/graphs through a push
button in gui?

Subject: Clear all button in gui

From: helper

Date: 7 May, 2008 04:07:02

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"Tumul Dubey" <tumul_18@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
<fvr1qe$fre$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> ho do we reset or clear all inputs/graphs through a push
> button in gui?

Create the button (using GUIDE or the UICONTROL function)
and define a callback (check out "callbacks" in the
documentation). Within the callback, use the CLA function
for each axis. Not sure what you mean about "inputs".

Subject: Clear all button in gui

From: Sourav Roy

Date: 7 May, 2008 04:47:15

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"Tumul Dubey" <tumul_18@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
<fvr1qe$fre$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> ho do we reset or clear all inputs/graphs through a push
> button in gui?

You can create a push button and to its callback add the
code like:-
axes(handles.axes1);
cla reset;
and for clearing inputs in text box etc, set the value to
default or wahtever you want or blank.

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