I’m developing an AppDesigner App that I intend to interact with from the console. Right now, when I display my app at the console, my custom members get buried under all the public handles as shown below:
>> hApp

hApp =

MyApp with properties:

UIFigure: [1×1 Figure]
FileMenu: [1×1 Menu]
OpenMenu: [1×1 Menu]
SaveMenu: [1×1 Menu]
… % Many more handles omitted for brevity % …
foo: 0
bar: [1×1 struct]
baz: [1×1 struct]
I’m trying to achieve something similar to this, where the least useful public members are hidden in the properties link:
>> hApp.UIFigure

ans =

Figure (MyApp) with properties:

Number: []
Name: ‘MyApp’
Color: [940.0000e-003 940.0000e-003 940.0000e-003]
Position: [2.1360e+003 -663.0000e+000 640.0000e+000 480.0000e+000]
Units: ‘pixels’

Show all properties
The Figure class can easily achieve this due to inheritance from matlab.mixin.CustomDisplay. However, AFAIK, it is not possible to edit the inheritance of AppDesigner apps.
How do I hide visibility of particular members without reinventing the wheel?I’m developing an AppDesigner App that I intend to interact with from the console. Right now, when I display my app at the console, my custom members get buried under all the public handles as shown below:
>> hApp

hApp =

MyApp with properties:

UIFigure: [1×1 Figure]
FileMenu: [1×1 Menu]
OpenMenu: [1×1 Menu]
SaveMenu: [1×1 Menu]
… % Many more handles omitted for brevity % …
foo: 0
bar: [1×1 struct]
baz: [1×1 struct]
I’m trying to achieve something similar to this, where the least useful public members are hidden in the properties link:
>> hApp.UIFigure

ans =

Figure (MyApp) with properties:

Number: []
Name: ‘MyApp’
Color: [940.0000e-003 940.0000e-003 940.0000e-003]
Position: [2.1360e+003 -663.0000e+000 640.0000e+000 480.0000e+000]
Units: ‘pixels’

Show all properties
The Figure class can easily achieve this due to inheritance from matlab.mixin.CustomDisplay. However, AFAIK, it is not possible to edit the inheritance of AppDesigner apps.
How do I hide visibility of particular members without reinventing the wheel? I’m developing an AppDesigner App that I intend to interact with from the console. Right now, when I display my app at the console, my custom members get buried under all the public handles as shown below:
>> hApp

hApp =

MyApp with properties:

UIFigure: [1×1 Figure]
FileMenu: [1×1 Menu]
OpenMenu: [1×1 Menu]
SaveMenu: [1×1 Menu]
… % Many more handles omitted for brevity % …
foo: 0
bar: [1×1 struct]
baz: [1×1 struct]
I’m trying to achieve something similar to this, where the least useful public members are hidden in the properties link:
>> hApp.UIFigure

ans =

Figure (MyApp) with properties:

Number: []
Name: ‘MyApp’
Color: [940.0000e-003 940.0000e-003 940.0000e-003]
Position: [2.1360e+003 -663.0000e+000 640.0000e+000 480.0000e+000]
Units: ‘pixels’

Show all properties
The Figure class can easily achieve this due to inheritance from matlab.mixin.CustomDisplay. However, AFAIK, it is not possible to edit the inheritance of AppDesigner apps.
How do I hide visibility of particular members without reinventing the wheel? appdesigner, customdisplay MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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