How to keep refreshing string of button and audio played in MatLab

Hi,

I wanted to know how I can keep refreshing the text strings of two buttons as well as the audio being played in MatLab. So the program below generates the a random sequence, of word pairs and the correct word from the word pair.

     %The word pairs
        wordsA={'veal','bean','gin','dint','zoo','dune','voal','goat','zed','dense','vast','gaff','vault','daunt','jock','bond','meat','need','mitt','nip','moot','news','moan','note','mend','neck','mad','nab','moss','gnaw','mom','knock','vee','sheet','vill','thick','foo','shoes','those','though','then','fence','than','shad','thong','shaw','von','vox','zee','cheep','jilt','sing','juice','chew','joe','sole','jest','chair','jab','sank','jaws','saw','jot','chop','weed','peak','bid','fin','moon','pool','bowl','fore','met','pent','bank','fad','fought','bong','wad','pot','yield','key','hit','gill','coop','you','ghost','show','keg','yen','gat','shag','yawl','caught','hop','got'};

        wordsB={'feel','peen','chin','tint','sue','tune','foal','coat','said','tense','fast','caff','fault','taunt','chock','pond','beat','deed','bit','dip','boot','dues','bone','dote','bend','deck','bad','dab','boss','daw','bomb','dock','bee','cheat','bill','tick','pooh','choose','doze','dough','den','pence','dan','chad','tong','coo','bon','box','thee','keep','gilt','thing','goose','coo','go','thole','guest','care','gab','thank','gauze','thaw','got','cop','reed','teak','did','thin','noon','tool','dole','thor','net','tent','dank','thad','thought','dong','rod','tot','wield','tea','fit','dill','poop','rue','boast','so','peg','wren','bat','sag','wall','taught','fop','dot'};

      %access elements like this
      wordsA{1}
      Num=length(wordsA);

      %Create a non-repating sequence of Num indexes
      seq=randperm(Num);

      %Create a sequence of Num 1s and 0s (which fix whether you replay word A or word B
      rep=fix(rand(1,Num)*2);

      %Now concatenate to make Num*2 word pairs and replay sequences
      actual_seq=[seq,seq];
      actual_rep=[rep,not(rep)];

      %Loop through the Num items
      for n=1:Num*2
          indx=actual_seq(n);
          AorB=actual_rep(n);   

          if (AorB==1) 
             sprintf('Reading word ''%s'' from pair [%s,%s]\n',wordsA{indx},wordsA{indx},wordsB{indx})
              %load the file like this
              %[s,fs]=audioread([wordsA{5} '.wav']);
          else
             sprintf('Reading word ''%s'' from pair [%s,%s]\n',wordsB{indx},wordsA{indx},wordsB{indx})
             %load the file like this
             %[s,fs]=audioread([wordsB{5} '.wav']);
          end

          %replay the audio file like this
          %soundsc(s,fs);
      end

Here is a snippet of what the output looks like. It will output 96 word pairs normally.

Reading word 'caff' from pair [gaff,caff]

Now what i want to do is assign the word pair gaff and caff to be set as text strings of a push button and I want the reading word 'caff' in this instance for which I have an audio to be played.

I want to keep doing this 96 times for all the word pairs, so each time the user selects the button from a word pair it moves on to the next pair and plays the reading word.

[Geoff Hayes]

Yasir - where are the two buttons that you wish to update with the words? How does the above code fit with that in your GUI? Was your GUI created with GUIDE or programmatically?