MATLAB AppDesigner | Tutorial 6 | How to use a rocker/toggle switch
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025
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0:06 Introduction
0:25 Starting the app development
1:58 Code behind the app
3:30Completed app
3:52 Toggle and Rocker Switch
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Awesome, very concise video while also has explained the method well. Thank you!
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Hi Benito
I have problem using dropdown button I want to choose options from the button and then watch the result(values) in a nother numeric text depending on the choose that Ihave made (dropdown option)
Thank you.
Got a quick(ish) question. I am using the GUI switches to control a series of relays(via an Arduino). All works well except that I want one of them to be activated when one of my switches is off. The relay does not activate until the switch is toggled first. It seems to me that the value changed function does not get to the "else" part of the logic until the "If" part has already happened. I did get around this by initializing the relay during my startup function, but I would like to know if the problem can be solved within the value changed function logic. I don't have any real computer science background so I'm a bit slow with these things.
Is there any specific reason that you used string compare function to compare the input of switch?
Because the options on the either side of your switch button were strings, I guess.
is worse value == "On" instead of strcmp function?
In principle it's worse yes. Better to be using the efficient methods in any case