hi guys, i want to plot in GUI, i've tried this code.

function calcbutton_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
dis = sqrt((handles.mydata.b)^2 -4*(handles.mydata.a)*(handles.mydata.c));
ans1 = (-(handles.mydata.b) + dis) /(2*(handles.mydata.a));
ans2 = (-(handles.mydata.b) - dis) /(2*(handles.mydata.a))
set(handles.ans1, 'String', ans2);
set(handles.ans2, 'String', ans1);
function plotbutton_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
x=0:10;
plot(x,handles.ans1, handles.axes1);
hold on;
plot(x,handles.ans2, handles.axes2);
But it displays:
Error using plot
Data must be a single matrix Y or a list of pairs X,Y.

 Accepted Answer

Get rid of the calls to set and just do this:
handles.ans1 = (-(handles.mydata.b) + dis) /(2*(handles.mydata.a));
handles.ans2 = (-(handles.mydata.b) - dis) /(2*(handles.mydata.a))
In the second callback do this instead:
x=0:(length(handles.ans1) - 1);
plot(x,handles.ans1, handles.axes1);
grid on;
hold on;
x=0:(length(handles.ans2) - 1);
plot(x,handles.ans2, handles.axes2);
If it still doesn't work, then find a call to guidata() somewhere in your code and copy it to the last line of the callback that assigns handles.ans1 and handles.ans2.

4 Comments

Put this inside calcbutton_Callback(), not inside plotbutton_Callback(), though it doesn't hurt to have it there in case you ever change or add to handles inside that functions.
There's something you're not showing us. Attach the .m file and the .fig file, and any data files it reads in.

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Thanks Image Analyst... I've tried
function calcbutton_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
dis = sqrt((handles.mydata.b)^2 -4*(handles.mydata.a)*(handles.mydata.c));
handles.ans1 = (-(handles.mydata.b) + dis) /(2*(handles.mydata.a));
handles.ans2 = (-(handles.mydata.b) - dis) /(2*(handles.mydata.a))
function plotbutton_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
x=0:(length(handles.ans1) - 1);
plot(x,handles.ans1, handles.axes1);
grid on;
hold on;
x=0:(length(handles.ans2) - 1);
plot(x,handles.ans2, handles.axes2);
guidata(hObject, handles)
However, the error keep showing up..... :(

3 Comments

After the assignment to handles.ans2 you need to add
guidata(hObject, handles);
... like we said earlier.
Let us know if it's fixed now.
I've tried it and the problem remain here is the files

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