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16 Packaging GUIs as Apps
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In addition when others install your app:
• It is a one-click installation.
• Users do not need to manage the MATLAB search path or other installation details.
• Your app appears alongside MATLAB toolbox apps in the apps gallery.
Best Practices and Requirements for Creating an App
Best practices:
• Write the app as an interactive application with a user interface written in the
MATLAB language.
• All interaction with the app is through the user interface.
• Make the app reusable. Do not make it necessary for a user restart the app to use
different data or inputs with it.
• Ensure the main function returns the handle of the main figure. (The main function
created by GUIDE returns the figure handle by default.)
Although not a requirement, doing so enables MATLAB to remove the app files from
the search path when users exit the app.
• If you want to share your app on MATLAB File Exchange, you must release it under a
BSD license. In addition, there are restrictions on the use of binary files such as MEX-
files, p-coded files, or DLLs.
Requirements:
• The main file must be a function (not a script).
• Because you invoke apps by clicking an icon in the apps gallery, the main function
cannot have input arguments. (It can, however, take optional arguments.)
- How to Contact MathWorks 2
- Revision History 3
- Contents 5
- Create UIs with GUIDE 6
- What Is GUIDE? 6
- GUIDE Preferences and Options 6
- Lay Out a UI Using GUIDE 7
- Create UIs Programmatically 11
- Lay Out a Programmatic UI 11
- Code a Programmatic UI 12
- Manage Callback Execution 13
- Packaging GUIs as Apps 15
- Introduction to Creating UIs 17
- About UIs in MATLAB Software 19
- What Is a UI? 20
- What Is a UI? 21
- How Does a UI Work? 22
- Ways to Build MATLAB UIs 23
- How to Create a UI with GUIDE 25
- Set the Window Size in GUIDE 29
- Layout the Simple GUIDE UI 30
- Click OK 33
- simple_gui 40
- % Set the current data value 42
- mesh(handles.current_data); 46
- Files Generated by GUIDE 48
- Files Generated by GUIDE 49
- Callbacks” on page 8-5 51
- A Simple Programmatic UI 53
- 3 A Simple Programmatic UI 54
- GUIDE: Getting Started 70
- GUIDE Tools Summary 71
- 4 What Is GUIDE? 72
- GUIDE Preferences 74
- Prompt to Save on Activate 75
- All Other Preferences 76
- GUIDE Preferences 77
- GUIDE Options 80
- Resize Behavior 81
- Command-Line Accessibility 81
- GUIDE Options 83
- Generate FIG-File Only 84
- 1.4142 85
- GUIDE Templates 88
- Template Descriptions 89
- GUIDE Templates 91
- GUIDE Components 99
- 6 Lay Out a UI Using GUIDE 100
- GUIDE Components 101
- Place Components 103
- User Interface Controls 109
- Use the Table Property Editor 143
- Set Data Properties 149
- ActiveX Component 151
- Resize GUIDE UI Components 153
- Locate and Move Components 160
- Drag Components 161
- Locate and Move Components 163
- Align GUIDE UI Components 165
- Align GUIDE UI Components 167
- Grid and Rulers 171
- Create Menus for GUIDE UIs 177
- Create Menus for GUIDE UIs 179
- Context Menus 187
- Create Toolbars for GUIDE UIs 194
- Predefined Tools 199
- Custom Tools 199
- Standard Background Color 207
- UI Design References 209
- Save and Run a GUIDE UI 211
- Save a GUIDE UI 212
- Save a GUIDE UI 213
- 7 Save and Run a GUIDE UI 214
- Rename GUIDE UIs and Files 215
- Programming a GUIDE UI 217
- 8 Programming a GUIDE UI 218
- GUIDE Callback Syntax 221
- Opening Function 223
- Output Function 225
- How to Use the Example Code 227
- Radio Button 229
- Button Group 237
- Examples of GUIDE UIs 245
- Modal Dialog Box in GUIDE 248
- Modal Dialog Box in GUIDE 249
- 9 Examples of GUIDE UIs 250
- UI That Uses Persistent Data 253
- MAT-file Validation 255
- Overall UI Characteristics 263
- Plot Push Button Behavior 273
- Create Two Context Menus 289
- Related Examples 291
- Implement the List Box 293
- Read Workspace Variables 299
- About the Example 303
- Run the Program 305
- Design the 3-D Globe UI 315
- Inserted 323
- The Timer Implementation 327
- 10 Lay Out a Programmatic UI 334
- Programmatic Components 338
- Programmatic Components 339
- Lay Out a UI Programmatically 363
- Align Components 383
- Align Components Horizontally 385
- Use the uitoolbar Function 411
- Commonly Used Properties 411
- Default System Font 417
- Initialize a Programmatic UI 420
- 11 Code a Programmatic UI 422
- Callback Syntax 427
- Share Data Among Callbacks 430
- More About 438
- Interrupt Callback Execution 440
- Interrupt Callback Execution 441
- 13 Manage Callback Execution 442
- Examples of UIs Created 445
- Programmatically 445
- View the Example Code 447
- Initialize the UI 451
- Define the Callbacks 452
- Updating the Plot 455
- See Also 455
- Use the UI 466
- Program List Master 470
- Identify Component Handles 473
- Code File Organization 479
- UI Programming Techniques 480
- • “Find Apps” on page 15-2 483
- Find Apps 484
- View App File List 485
- Install or Reinstall App 487
- Uninstall App 488
- Apps Overview 492
- Why Create an App? 493
- 16 Packaging GUIs as Apps 494
- Package Apps 495
- Modify Apps 497
- Share Apps 498
- Dependency Analysis 500
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