So let's go back and add a couple of components to our GUI. We'll just leave it as non-resizable for now. The dropdown menu for Resize Behavior will let you choose one of three options for resizing. However, if you want to change this property, we'll go into the Tools menu and click GUI Options. And by default, this will be a fixed size and will not be resizable. We can set this to whatever size we want. The GUI that we're going to create, we'll let the user choose from one of three datasets and display one of three different plot types.įirst, let's start by resizing the template. When I hit Apply, we can see what each icon represents. From here, we can design the layout of our GUI by dragging and dropping components from the left onto the canvas.īut before we start doing that, let's go to File, Preferences and check this top box. When you hit OK, the new window that pops up on the screen is called the GUIDE Layout Editor. But let's start from scratch and create a blank GUI. There's a few options that have common layouts. To launch GUIDE, we go into the command window and type GUIDE, and a window will pop up. It provides you the tools to design user interfaces and create custom apps. GUIDE stands for Graphical User Interface Development Environment.
So first, let's start by describing what is GUIDE. To get the most out of this video, I recommend following along in your version of MATLAB.
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There's a video on our website that teaches you how to use App Designer.
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If you are using a newer version, I actually recommend checking out App Designer, which is a new app-building platform in MATLAB.Īpp Designer simplifies the process of creating the user interface and the code which controls the app's behavior. This video is probably most appropriate if you're using MATLAB 2015b or earlier. Today, we're going to talk about creating a graphical user interface with GUIDE. Hello and welcome back to another MATLAB video.
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