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Matlab - I stuck with a sand-clock after the opened window have been shut down.
Hi
I wrote an application with Matlab that opens a window, display things, and wait the user to press some push-buttons, as a result of one push-button the application than opens a new window
something like :
h = newApp(Data) ;
waitfor(h) ;
% new display new things, and wait for more push-buttons...
when I open the newApp window, the cursor is looking like a sand-clock while inside the oldApp window, but it stays as sand-clock and does not changed back to arrow when I close the newApp window.
can any one help me with that one ?
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Avi.
I wrote an application with Matlab that opens a window, display things, and wait the user to press some push-buttons, as a result of one push-button the application than opens a new window
something like :
h = newApp(Data) ;
waitfor(h) ;
% new display new things, and wait for more push-buttons...
when I open the newApp window, the cursor is looking like a sand-clock while inside the oldApp window, but it stays as sand-clock and does not changed back to arrow when I close the newApp window.
can any one help me with that one ?
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Avi.
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Hi gordon
I rechecked the code I've called, and found the following command
oldFigure = watchon ;
I couldn't find any help on that command.
I've used watchoff, after closing the new figure, and the hourglass cursor was back to the regular pointer.
Thanks again
Avi.
I rechecked the code I've called, and found the following command
oldFigure = watchon ;
I couldn't find any help on that command.
I've used watchoff, after closing the new figure, and the hourglass cursor was back to the regular pointer.
Thanks again
Avi.
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I'll be at work on Sunday, check it, and if I'll fail I'll post some code...