I am trying to using the sorting function but obviously it treat my ‘double’ as ‘string’. Then the sorting of the numbers is not right.

Any idea how to solve this ?

Thanks,

Flo

One thing with the modified code is that it is necessary to add an attachment to send an HTML format mail (it returns the error “not enough arguments” otherwise).
To change that and be able to send only HTML text, a simple copy of the argument parsing code from the “sendmail” function to the “sendEmail” function works.

Here is the modified code:

function sendEmail(to,subject,theMessage,attachments)
%SENDEMAIL Send e-mail wrapper (with HTML formatting)
% Argument parsing.
  narginchk(2,4);
  if ischar(to)
    to = {to};
  end
  if (nargin < 3)
    theMessage = '';
  end
  if (nargin < 4) 
    attachments = [];
  elseif ischar(attachments)
    attachments = {attachments};
  end
  endmail(to,subject,theMessage,attachments);

I hope it will be useful!

Cheers

'<' by '&lt;' or 
'>' by '&gt;'

).
For a description to entity names and a list of the important ones see https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_entities.asp
A full list character entity names can be seen in https://dev.w3.org/html5/html-author/charref.

Also In myMatlabCallbackFcn, how can I access the Checked Values, as in the names corresponding to the checked values? I tried using jCBList.getCheckedValues, but I am not able to access jCBList inside my callback function.

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/279042-app-designer-s-editor-is-slow-and-gets-stuck-alot

Question for anyone who has studied the internals– have you also experienced problems in AppDesigner, and then gained any insights whatsoever via your sleuthing? Do you have any clues or hypotheses about what could be going wrong for so many users?

Surely, after all these years of hard work, the AppDesigner team should have worked out most of the minor bugs..?

I normally initialize the property with

properties
    graphicToPrint Graphic = ConcreteGraphic.empty
end

and have no problems with the new syntax.

A description of how to integrate color cell renderers and editors in Java-based Matlab uitables can be found in my uitable customization report (note: this is related, but not directly applicable, to property-grids).

Could you please shed some more insight on how to use color choosers (specifically the ColorComboBox / JideColorSplitButton / or com.mathworks.mlwidgets.graphics.ColorPicker) in JIDE Property Grids? I’ve been referencing the notes you outlined in this post as well as the following two posts on your undocumented site ( https://undocumentedmatlab.com/blog/color-selection-components and https://undocumentedmatlab.com/using-jide-combo-boxes ), however my efforts to insert the component into the grid were unsuccessful.

I know this was years ago and you’ve almost certainly resolved this, but you can get the calling object via the figure’s CurrentObject property. So from the callback:

get(ancestor(src, 'figure'), 'CurrentObject')

This answer really came from MVP Jan:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/67685-how-do-i-find-out-which-uicontrol-launched-my-context-menu

handles = meshc(z);
hContour = handles(2);
hContour.ContourZLevel = 59.5;

I don’t see the contours, instead I see a small “bar” along z axis.

May you please give me a hint?

Thanks in advance.

thanks very much for this code. Working perfectly for me on a uiimage object which I use to display a tiled map (like OpenStreetMap).
Since I needed more possible interactions than just the default MATLAB “ImageClicked” callback, this came as the perfect solution!

Thanks again, great work.

We are all impatient to read the future “part 10”.

Best regards
Alain