- you can set several properties at once
- it can be used inside anonymous functions
Is is necessary to use set/get functions?
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TADA
el 12 de Feb. de 2019
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el 12 de Feb. de 2019
Is it still necessary to use the set/get methods to set/get the properties of UI components?
fig = figure();
fig.Color = 'white';
% works the same as
set(fig, 'Color', 'white');
So is it just for backwards compatibility or what?
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Guillaume
el 12 de Feb. de 2019
It's not been required since R2014b, where all graphics handles became proper objects. Now, it is just an alternative way of settings the graphics property. set still has a few advantages over a plain property assignment:
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Adam
el 12 de Feb. de 2019
Editada: Adam
el 12 de Feb. de 2019
GUIDE and programmatic GUIs (and even AppDesigner) all have their uses, it's just a case of deciding which tool is best for the job, like an artist deciding what type of pencil to use for a drawing. Programmatic GUIs are like a well and continually sharpened pencil, GUIDE GUIs are like a bit of a blunt pencil that can, nevertheless, get a simple job done faster, and AppDesigner is, well, still being developed and improved so won't always be like a child's crayon hopefully! In my own code I tend to only use set/get now for setting properties on an array of handles, as one of the cases Guillaume points out. I write most of my code in classes so the newer syntax for ui components matches that and is very intuitive for me.
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