Creating an Button Graphical Object To create the button you must first generate the structure through funBuildo function

 

s = funBuildo('button',Tag,Position,...)

 

 Several Button funBuildo Structure Properties
Note: There are over +15 fields, not all are covered here

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Field:        Page

Type:        character vector 

Purpose: The page defines which page the button object will be defined on.                   To specify the page the user may use the menu bar.

default:    page is set to 'Home'.

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Field:        Curvature

Type:        Double between the domain [0,1]

Purpose: Defines the curvature of the button, 

default:   Curvature is set to 1.

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Field:        FontSize

Type:        Double

Purpose: The Font size of the text displayed for the x-axis, and y-axis titles, 

default:   FontSize is set to '8'.

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Field:        Color

Type:        1x3 vector with elements between 1 and 0, or defined string

Purpose: Defines the Button color of the button normally.

default:   Color is set to [0.1490 0.7608 0.5059].

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Field:        Highlight

Type:        1x3 vector with elements between 1 and 0, or defined string

Purpose: Defines the Button color of the button with mouse hover.

default:   Color is set to [0.1639 0.8369 0.5565]​.

 

Field:        CColor

Type:        1x3 vector with elements between 1 and 0, or defined string

Purpose: Defines the Button color of the button when clicked

default:   Color is set to  [0.0298 0.1522 0.1012].

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After you have created the structure you may generate an object with it by calling the funControl function:

 

handles = funControl('button',handles,s)

 

Once you have loaded the structure the object has been uploaded. There are several dynamic methods you may perform on the object returned in handles. Such as.

 

 

obj = handles.(Tag); % pull object from handles

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handles.(Tag).String = string; % switch display string on button

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handles.(Tag).Visible = 'off'; % turn visibility off

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handles.(Tag).Visible = 'on'; % turn visibility on