Add Value to GUI

Hi! I take an answer 3 minutes ago. With the answer i can take values for my array Phone. Now i want to add this script to GUI. in the gui there is just one push button it is goin to be "add phone number". so How i can add this script to gui ?

n = 2
for ii = 1:n
    Phone(ii).name    = input('Enter the name: ', 's');
    Phone(ii).number  = input('Enter the phone number: ','s');
    Phone(ii).address = input('Enter the address: ','s');
end

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

n = 2;
dlg_title = 'Input for personal data';
num_lines = 1;
for k = 1:n
  prompt1 = sprintf('Enter name #%d', k);
  prompt2 = sprintf('Enter phone number #%d', k);
  prompt3 = sprintf('Enter address #%d', k);
  prompt = {prompt1, prompt2, prompt3};
  answer = inputdlg(prompt,dlg_title,num_lines);
  Phone(k).name    = answer{1};
  Phone(k).number  = answer{2};
  Phone(k).address = answer{3};
end

Answer 2

[Matt Kindig]

To clarify, you are trying to make a GUI? Are you going to replace the calls to 'input' (which gets information from the command prompt) with text fields in the GUI (where you can type in the relevant information directly? If so, you should start with GUIDE, which will help you layout the GUI. There are a few examples in the startup for GUIDE to do things similar to your task.

At the command prompt, simply type

guide

[Özgür Karagülle]

hi, yes i am trying to make gui for my script. my script is just down. I want to combine this script to my gui ? **** i know it is very easy for you but english of matlab help is heavy, i couldn't, can you help me ? I just want to make simple phone directory , in this gui there is just push buttons which are "Add Phone Number" and "Show All Numbers" ??

thank you..

[Özgür Karagülle]

n = 2

for ii = 1:n

Phone(ii).name = input('Enter the name: ', 's');

Phone(ii).number = input('Enter the phone number: ','s');

Phone(ii).address = input('Enter the address: ','s');

end

[Walter Roberson]

vals = inputdlg('Phone book', 'name', 'number', 'address');

Phone(ii).name = vals{1};

...

Answer 3

[Özgür Karagülle]

where i must paste this code?

[Walter Roberson]

n = 2

for ii = 1:n

vals = inputdlg('Phone book', 'name', 'number', 'address');

Phone(ii).name = vals{1};

Phone(ii).number = vals{2};

Phone(ii).address = vals{3};

end

Answer 4

[Özgür Karagülle]

please help me, i have not enough english for matlab help doc. Matlab is international, isn't it ?

[Walter Roberson]

Most of the MATLAB Answers volunteers are employed and can only answer in their spare time.

[Oleg Komarov]

@Özgür: please do not create additional answer but use comments or edit the original post.

I would suggest to avoid the GUI if you are new to MATLAB and interact with the user through the command line.

[Özgür Karagülle]

ok. i am sorry , i didn't know :(

Answer 5

[Özgür Karagülle]

thank you for time Mr. Roberson, when i compile this codes it get an error = Error using inputdlg (line 109) NumLines size is incorrect.

Error in domain (line 3) vals = inputdlg('name', 'number', 'address');

[Oleg Komarov]

As you can see, now it's hard to understand which of Walter's comments this answer coprresponds to.

[Özgür Karagülle]

this one =

n = 2

for ii = 1:n

vals = inputdlg('Phone book', 'name', 'number', 'address');

Phone(ii).name = vals{1};

Phone(ii).number = vals{2};

Phone(ii).address = vals{3};

end

[Image Analyst]

That's not the right way to use inputdlg() - see the help for the correct way.

[Walter Roberson]

vals = inputdlg({ 'name', 'number', 'address'},'Phone Book');