what does this error mean and why cant i use the if function i use it in another function and it worked

[Jan]

Please post your code as formatted text, not as screenshot. This is easier to read and can be used to suggest a solution by copy&paste.

Apply an auto-identation ctrl-a ctrl-i. This might reveal if you forgot aclosing end for our if command.

[jana]

will do heres my app designer file

[Jan]

@jana: You still post your code as screen shots in following questions.

Attaching the mlapp file is less useful, if a user is working in the forum without having access to Matlab. Again: Please post the readable sourcecode of the text instead. Thanks.

Answer 1

[Cameron]

You need to close your if statement. You can't leave it without putting "end" to signify where the if statement stops

if %some if statement
    
end %you need this

so put end on line 703

[jana]

i did heres the codes for the app designer when i hit run it wont run because of the error

[Cameron]

Does this work?

function EditFieldValueChanged(app, event)
    value = app.EditField.Value;
    app.Gauge.Value=value;
    app.TempEffect=app.Modified;
    if value>100
        a=(app.Modified);
        I=imshow(a>100,'parent',app.UIAxes2,...
			'XData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(3)],...
			'YData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(4)]);
		app.UIAxes2.XLim=[0 I.XData(2)];
		app.UIAxes2.YLim=[0 I.YData(2)];
    end
    if value<100
        a=(app.Modified);
        I=imshow(a<100,'parent',app.UIAxes2,...
			'XData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(3)],...
			'YData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(4)]);
		app.UIAxes2.XLim=[0 I.XData(2)];
		app.UIAxes2.YLim=[0 I.YData(2)];
    else
        app.TempEffect=app.Modified;
        I=imshow(app.Modified,'parent',app.UIAxes3,...
            'XData',[1 app.UIAxes3.Position(3)],...
            'YData',[1 app.UIAxes3.Position(4)]);
        app.UIAxes3.XLim=[0 I.XData(2)];
        app.UIAxes3.YLim=[0 I.YData(2)];
    end
    app.Exit=1;

end

[jana]

so it only worked for a<100 but the other way around it doesnt work

heres the code if u want to try it

[Cameron]

The purpose of your initial question was to determine why your code wasn't working. A couple of us have pointed out that it was a missing end statement. Now that it is running, you should be able to adjust it according to your needs. I don't know what you're trying to do, but I've combined some of your if statements below. If you have further questions, please create a new thread about what your new problem is.

function EditFieldValueChanged(app, event)
    value = app.EditField.Value;
    app.Gauge.Value=value;
    app.TempEffect=app.Modified;
    if value>100
        a=app.Modified;
        I=imshow(a>100,'parent',app.UIAxes2,...
			'XData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(3)],...
			'YData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(4)]);
		app.UIAxes2.XLim=[0 I.XData(2)];
		app.UIAxes2.YLim=[0 I.YData(2)];
        
        I=imshow(app.Modified,'parent',app.UIAxes3,...
            'XData',[1 app.UIAxes3.Position(3)],...
            'YData',[1 app.UIAxes3.Position(4)]);
        app.UIAxes3.XLim=[0 I.XData(2)];
        app.UIAxes3.YLim=[0 I.YData(2)];
    end
    
    if value<100
        a=(app.Modified);
        I=imshow(a<100,'parent',app.UIAxes2,...
			'XData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(3)],...
			'YData',[1 app.UIAxes2.Position(4)]);
		app.UIAxes2.XLim=[0 I.XData(2)];
		app.UIAxes2.YLim=[0 I.YData(2)];
    end
    app.Exit=1;
end

Answer 2

[Steven Lord]

The end keyword on line 705 closes the if statement on line 689.

The end keyword on line 706 closes the function definition on line 685.

You cannot start a new methods block on line 709 without first closing the previous methods block (which starts somewhere above the start of the code in your picture.

Add an end statement on line 707. If you click on that end statement (or any end statement) I believe MATLAB should show you the keyword with which that end statement is associated. Similarly if you click on the methods keyword (or if or keyboard or ...) MATLAB should show you the corresponding end.