MATLAB: Uitable set handles for logical

handleslogical?uitable

%I have a blank uitable in GUI. 3 columns and several rows.

%I wanna place checkbox in 3th column in this uitable.

% 1th column for string, 2th for numeric and 3th column for logical (checkbox).

%my datas are;

a={'p1'; 'p2'; 'p3'} %points id 
b=[200;250;300] %distances
b=num2cell(b)

% for 3th column I wanna create blank checkbox (false) for these data into my uitable in GUI.

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You can create it in GUIDE and then look at the source code it created to build the grid. If you don't want to continue using GUIDE for some reason and want to do it the hard way and build it yourself, then you'll have to copy over the code where it sets up the grid. Or else slog through the uitable() documentation.

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The problem is that you are trying to concatenate matrices and cells,

try this:

raw={'p1'; 'p2'; 'p3'} %points id 

column1=[200;250;300] %distances

column1=num2cell(column1)
checked=false(size(raw,1),1)  %is it checked?

cellArray=[raw,column1,num2cell(checked)]
set(handles.uitable5, 'Data', cellArray) %uitable5 in my gui with blank

set(handles.uitable5, 'ColumnFormat', {'string', 'numeric', 'logical'})
set(handles.uitable5, 'CellEditCallback', @check_checked)

or this... depending on what you want:

raw={'p1'; 'p2'; 'p3'} %points id 
column1=[200;250;300] %distances
column1=num2cell(column1)
checked=false(size(raw,1),1)  %is it checked?
cellArray= {raw,column1,checked}
set(handles.uitable5, 'Data', cellArray) %uitable5 in my gui with blank
set(handles.uitable5, 'ColumnFormat', {'string', 'numeric', 'logical'})
set(handles.uitable5, 'CellEditCallback', @check_checked)

MATLAB: Uitable checkbox in GUI

http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/uitableproperties.html#brglhyc

'ColumnFormat', 'logical'

'CellEditCallback', set it to a function handle

If this function is called as a function handle, uitable passes it two arguments. The first argument, source, is the handle of the uitable. The second argument, eventdata, is an event data structure that contains the fields shown in the following table.

So look at the eventdata parameter. It will be a structure, with a field 'Indices' that tell you the row and column the user changed. The PreviousData and NewData fields of the structure can be used to determine whether the user is turning false to true.

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