how to use "range" in uislider

fig = uifigure;
s = uislider(fig,"range",1:50);

Error using uislider
Unrecognized property range for class Slider.

Error in untitled6 (line 2)
s = uislider(fig,"range",1:50);


i want this :

[Stephen23]

Note that the "range" option is only supported since R2023b:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/uislider.html#mw_4957988a-1118-4b19-9097-10bd0a7c66f8

Presumably you are using an earlier version.

[Luca Re]

thank...but it's possible to write the chosen values ​​under the button?

[Stephen23]

Overlay an AXES object, add two TEXT objects, modify their positions in the slider callbacks.

[Luca Re]

Are you sure that i can change position in label (text object) ?

K>> app.Label.Position

ans =

121.5185 671.4138 17.6296 13.5862 => this a label position

K>> app.Label.Position=[121.5185 671.4138 17.6296 13.5862] => i try to change it but it does not work

Warning: Unable to set 'Position', 'InnerPosition', or 'OuterPosition' for components in 'GridLayout'.

[Stephen23]

Of course TEXT objects have a writeable POSITION property:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/matlab.graphics.primitive.text-properties.html#d126e1700732

TEXT objects do not have a LABEL property.

[Luca Re]

excuse but i don't undertand your esample

I want to know information about position in "1" and "2"

the only information I have is:

app.FilerTimeRange_Slider

IF I USE YOUR EXAMPLE

t = text(0.5,0.5,'text here');

s = t.FontSize;

t.FontSize = 12;

it creates a new figure for me and it's not good

[Stephen23]

"I want to know information about position in "1" and "2""

You want the VALUE property.

"it creates a new figure for me and it's not good"

Specify an existing figure as the parent. Even better: create axes first, exactly as I wrote in my earlier comment.

[Luca Re]

From my knowledge it's a bit difficult.. Here I made a reply to my problem (matlab_test.mlapp).. Can you edit the attached file with the solution? Thank you

[Stephen23]

From my knowledge it's a bit difficult."

Certainly it would be quite fiddly to implement.

A simpler approach is to have some fixed (i.e. unmoving) e.g. UICONTROL displaying the values.

Answer 1

[Voss]

s = uislider(fig,"Limits",[1 50]);

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/matlab.ui.control.slider-properties.html

[Luca Re]

it's not correct..

I want double button to fix limit

see pics above

[Voss]

s = uislider(fig,"range","Limits",[1 50]);