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Can I use whether or not a function runs as a conditional statement?

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I need some commands to execute if a pushbutton is pressed while certain other conditions are true. How can I write in a conditional statement "if y and z are true(conditions) and some function has run, then execute these commands" in coding form? This is in a GUI by the way if that helps.

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elham kreem
elham kreem on 8 Mar 2018
Edited: elham kreem on 8 Mar 2018
this is a short example ; if the first condition is true :
x= 2 ; y = 3;
if (x+y)>4
disp x , disp y
else x-y
end
********************** now if the first condition is wrong :
if (x+y)> 5
disp x , disp y
else x-y
end
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Kristen O'Mara
Kristen O'Mara on 8 Mar 2018
So I get that but here's the code in question
if handles.pushbutton2.BackgroundColor == [1 0 0] && handles.pushbutton2.String == 'push me' && pushbutton1_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
handles.pushbutton2.BackgroundColor = [1 1 1];
handles.pushbutton2.String = ' ';
So basically when the function runs it means pushbutton1 was pushed and I need that to cause a command to execute.

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