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| Creating a Simple GUI with GUIDE | ||||||||
| GUIDE: A Brief Introduction (p. 2-2) Example: Simple GUI (p. 2-3) Laying Out a Simple GUI (p. 2-5) Saving the GUI Layout (p. 2-19) Programming a Simple GUI (p. 2-21) Running the GUI (p. 2-28) | Introduces GUIDE, the graphical user interface development environment. Describes the example to be constructed. Lays out the GUI's components, including moving, aligning, and labeling components. Saves the GUI and gives it a name. Generates the data to plot and adds code for each component to the GUI M-file to make the GUI work. Runs the GUI and demonstrates how the components work together. | |||||||