I want to show user a figure, and ask them to click somewhere within a stipulated time limit, like 2 seconds.
I am using ginput as follows, but it seems to be pausing the execution before a button is pressed. I went to check in the ginput function and indeed it was using waitforbuttonpress. I tried some hands in getting a workaround but wasn’t much succesfull to interrup ginput (specifically it’s wfbp function).

I am attaching a sample code what i need.

I am okay in getting to know some work-arounds, even if they don’t use ginput, but i’d still love to know what exactly could ba a solution if I were to use ginput.

Thanks in advanced

x = linspace(0,4*pi,2000);
y=sin(x);
plot(x,y);

timeout=2;
tic;
[xt,yt]=ginput(1);
if toc>2
xt=NaN;
yt=NaN;
endI want to show user a figure, and ask them to click somewhere within a stipulated time limit, like 2 seconds.
I am using ginput as follows, but it seems to be pausing the execution before a button is pressed. I went to check in the ginput function and indeed it was using waitforbuttonpress. I tried some hands in getting a workaround but wasn’t much succesfull to interrup ginput (specifically it’s wfbp function).

I am attaching a sample code what i need.

I am okay in getting to know some work-arounds, even if they don’t use ginput, but i’d still love to know what exactly could ba a solution if I were to use ginput.

Thanks in advanced

x = linspace(0,4*pi,2000);
y=sin(x);
plot(x,y);

timeout=2;
tic;
[xt,yt]=ginput(1);
if toc>2
xt=NaN;
yt=NaN;
end I want to show user a figure, and ask them to click somewhere within a stipulated time limit, like 2 seconds.
I am using ginput as follows, but it seems to be pausing the execution before a button is pressed. I went to check in the ginput function and indeed it was using waitforbuttonpress. I tried some hands in getting a workaround but wasn’t much succesfull to interrup ginput (specifically it’s wfbp function).

I am attaching a sample code what i need.

I am okay in getting to know some work-arounds, even if they don’t use ginput, but i’d still love to know what exactly could ba a solution if I were to use ginput.

Thanks in advanced

x = linspace(0,4*pi,2000);
y=sin(x);
plot(x,y);

timeout=2;
tic;
[xt,yt]=ginput(1);
if toc>2
xt=NaN;
yt=NaN;
end ginput, matlab, matlab gui, figure, plot, plotting, function, functions, matlab function, if statement, input, urgent MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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