I have Multi-Windows Application written with GUIDE. Currently I Tried to Migrate to App Designer.
My Problem: I Design An App, That Its Visibility Turned Off In App Startup Callback.
In Some Place, I Change The Position of That Windows (In Other Program Module), But Before User Decide to Click A Menu to show That App.
Its Very Odd That, The Windows Appears As Soon As Position Changed. I Tried to Turn It Visiblity Back to Off Again After Position Change Line. But It Didnt Work. Also Functions Like drawnow not useful (At First I Thought It is An Incomplete rendering problem).
This Is Secondary Windows That Should Be Invisible (app2):
function startupFcn(app)
app.UIFigure.Visible= "off"
end
In Master App, I Define ap2 Public Variable:
function startupFcn(app)
app.ap2= app2
end
And This Is Position Change In Some Callback That Tend To Show app2:
function ChangePositionButtonPushed(app, event)
app.ap2.UIFigure.Position= [100, 100, 1000, 700];
app.ap2.UIFigure.Visible
end
As you see, The 2nd Line Echo "off" Value for ap2.UIFigure, While It is shown.I have Multi-Windows Application written with GUIDE. Currently I Tried to Migrate to App Designer.
My Problem: I Design An App, That Its Visibility Turned Off In App Startup Callback.
In Some Place, I Change The Position of That Windows (In Other Program Module), But Before User Decide to Click A Menu to show That App.
Its Very Odd That, The Windows Appears As Soon As Position Changed. I Tried to Turn It Visiblity Back to Off Again After Position Change Line. But It Didnt Work. Also Functions Like drawnow not useful (At First I Thought It is An Incomplete rendering problem).
This Is Secondary Windows That Should Be Invisible (app2):
function startupFcn(app)
app.UIFigure.Visible= "off"
end
In Master App, I Define ap2 Public Variable:
function startupFcn(app)
app.ap2= app2
end
And This Is Position Change In Some Callback That Tend To Show app2:
function ChangePositionButtonPushed(app, event)
app.ap2.UIFigure.Position= [100, 100, 1000, 700];
app.ap2.UIFigure.Visible
end
As you see, The 2nd Line Echo "off" Value for ap2.UIFigure, While It is shown. I have Multi-Windows Application written with GUIDE. Currently I Tried to Migrate to App Designer.
My Problem: I Design An App, That Its Visibility Turned Off In App Startup Callback.
In Some Place, I Change The Position of That Windows (In Other Program Module), But Before User Decide to Click A Menu to show That App.
Its Very Odd That, The Windows Appears As Soon As Position Changed. I Tried to Turn It Visiblity Back to Off Again After Position Change Line. But It Didnt Work. Also Functions Like drawnow not useful (At First I Thought It is An Incomplete rendering problem).
This Is Secondary Windows That Should Be Invisible (app2):
function startupFcn(app)
app.UIFigure.Visible= "off"
end
In Master App, I Define ap2 Public Variable:
function startupFcn(app)
app.ap2= app2
end
And This Is Position Change In Some Callback That Tend To Show app2:
function ChangePositionButtonPushed(app, event)
app.ap2.UIFigure.Position= [100, 100, 1000, 700];
app.ap2.UIFigure.Visible
end
As you see, The 2nd Line Echo "off" Value for ap2.UIFigure, While It is shown. appdesigner, uifigure, visible, bug MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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