i want to add a line when i press 'escape' button the program stops, because this program is infinite. Also what is the benefit of '"drawnow();" because i did not get it.
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clear all
clc
%Define parameters
fs = 96000; % Sampling frequency
nBits = 24; % Number of bits
nChannels = 1; % Number of channels
duration = inf; % Duration of recording in seconds
%Create recorder object
recObj = audiorecorder(fs, nBits, nChannels);
disp('Start speaking:')
recObj.record(duration);
while recObj.isrecording()
pause(0.1);
plot(recObj.getaudiodata());
title('The recording')
xlabel('Time')
ylabel('Audio Signal')
drawnow();
end
disp('End of Recording');
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Daniel Vieira
on 8 Dec 2022
Edited: Walter Roberson
on 8 Dec 2022
in matlab, a plot is normally only drawn when the script ends, so if you are plotting and constantly overwritting you would see nothing until it finishes running. with drawnow, you force the plot to happen when at that moment, so you can see plots getting updated while the code runs.
as for the ESC thing, it may be too much work, I'll suggest something else. you can change your while loop to run until you close the figure window, like this:
fig=figure;
n=1;
while ishandle(fig)
n=n+1;
n
pause(0.2)
end
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Daniel Vieira
on 8 Dec 2022
hmm, you could "wrap" your code in an app with appdesigner then, add a "play/pause" button and use it as the condition for your while loop. a little work but less than configuring a listener to the ESC button.
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