Using inputdlg and isnan

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Gregory Hind
Gregory Hind el 2 de Mayo de 2020
Comentada: Gregory Hind el 2 de Mayo de 2020
I need a user input using inputdlg, I need it to be a number and I need it to keep assking until I get a number. So far, it just gets stuck in a loop.
Please help, this should be easy!
nof=inputdlg('Enter number of floors:');
NOF=str2double(nof);
while isempty(NOF)||isnan(NOF)
disp('error')
nof=inputdlg('Enter number of floors:');
uiwait;
end
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Gregory Hind
Gregory Hind el 2 de Mayo de 2020
that's excellent, thank you

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Tommy
Tommy el 2 de Mayo de 2020
In your code, NOF never changes inside the loop. Therefore, if the loop enters, it won't ever exit because the exit condition will never be true. Make sure you are calling str2double within the loop:
res=inputdlg('Enter number of floors:');
nof=str2double(res);
while isempty(res) || isnan(nof)
% ^ user canceled ^ input was not numeric
disp('error')
res=inputdlg('Enter number of floors:');
nof=str2double(res);
end
If you want to let the user use the command line:
opts.WindowStyle = 'normal';
res=inputdlg('Enter number of floors:', '', 1, {''}, opts);
nof=str2double(res);
while isempty(res) || isnan(nof)
disp('error')
res=inputdlg('Enter number of floors:', '', 1, {''}, opts);
nof=str2double(res);
end

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