Movements between .fig

Hi,

Can I move me by .fig files?

regards

[Walter Roberson]

Please explain your question further.

[Brett Shoelson]

You really think that's necessary, Walter? :)

[Mtlb Usr]

Hi,

I think that I have explained very well...

When you have created a gui app (.fig & .m) you can created another page or interface. For this, I would want to know if I could move for more than one .fig file.

regards

[Jan]

@MtlbUsr: I assume it is a problem of using a foreign language: I do not understand the question. Do you want to rename the file?! Please edit the original question and insert remarkably more details.

[Mtlb Usr]

Hi Jan,

I don't want rename the file. I would like to move (motion: from one .fig access to next .fig). I think that is very clear.

regards

[Walter Roberson]

Still not clear. Are you asking to close one and open the next one in sequence? If so then see the FAQ,

http://matlab.wikia.com/index.php?title=FAQ#How_can_I_process_a_sequence_of_files.3F

But perhaps you are asking how to change focus between one figure and another. If so then figure() can do that.

You might be asking, though, for tabbing order to extend between figures. I don't know if that is possible without using Java functions.

Answer 1

[Paulo Silva]

Yes you can create several .fig and open others from the one you are using, just write the name of the .fig or .m on your code, if you have a button just put the name of the other .fig or .m in the button callback, also look at the uiwait function, doc uiwait.

[Mtlb Usr]

Hi Paulo,

Thank you for u answer. I will consider it.

regards

Answer 2

[Sean de Wolski]

That depends if you're strong enough and can apply a load great enough to overcome the friction forces keeping it static.

[Walter Roberson]

But are they dried figs or fresh? Fresh might be easier to form regular line-ups (files), and probably have lower friction, but they probably don't support as much weight.

[Sean de Wolski]

When the OP gets back to you with a further explanation of the question hopefully they'll allude to the fig hydration.