Para cualquier persona todavía está interesado, aquí está mi solución usando una clase:
classdef progressbar < handle
properties(Access = protected)
h_panel % Panel on which everything sits
h_ax % The progress range axes
h_pbar % The bar representing progress (patch)
h_ptext % Percentage label
end
properties(Access = public, Dependent = true)
range % Progress range
pvalue % Current value
percent % Percentage complete (relative within range)
position % Position of the object (panel)
ax_tag % Tag of the axes
visible % Is the object (panel) visible?
end
properties(Constant = true)
default_color = [.75 .75 .9];
end
methods
% Initializer
function obj = progressbar(fig, pos, range)
if nargin < 3
range = [0 1];
end
obj.h_panel = uipanel('Parent', fig, 'Units', 'Inches', ...
'Position', pos, 'Tag', 'progbar_panel');
obj.h_ax = axes('Parent', obj.h_panel, ...
'Units', 'Inches', 'Position', [0 0 obj.position(3) obj.position(4)], ...
'XTickLabel', '', 'XTick', [], 'YTickLabel', '', 'YTick', []);
obj.h_pbar = patch([range(1) range(1) range(1) range(1)], [0 0 2 2], ...
obj.default_color, 'Parent', obj.h_ax, 'Tag', 'progbar_patch');
obj.h_ptext = text(obj.position(3)/2, obj.position(4)/2, '0%', ...
'Parent', obj.h_ax, 'FontWeight', 'bold', 'Units', 'Inches', ...
'HorizontalAlignment', 'center', 'Tag', 'progbar_text');
obj.range = range;
obj.ax_tag = 'progbar_ax';
end
% Property Access Methods
function set.range(obj, value)
% Instead of replotting, just reset the XLim to the
% extremities of the input range. If the values are not
% increasing, just default to [0 1].
if value(end) > value(1)
set(obj.h_ax, 'XLim', value([1,end]), 'YLim', [0 2]);
else
set(obj.h_ax, 'XLim', [0 1], 'YLim', [0 2]);
end
% Reset progress.
obj.pvalue = value(1);
end
function value = get.range(obj)
value = get(obj.h_ax, 'XLim');
end
function set.pvalue(obj, value)
% Expects a single value to represent progress value and
% constructs the selection rectangle from that. If multiple
% values are passed in, all are ignored but the last, since the
% left edge of the bar is always the first element of the
% range.
set(obj.h_pbar, 'XData', [obj.range(1) value(end) value(end) obj.range(1)], ...
'FaceColor', obj.default_color);
set(obj.h_ptext, 'String', sprintf('%3.0f%%', obj.percent * 100));
end
function value = get.pvalue(obj)
% The progress bar is actually 2D, but we treat as if it is 1D.
% Hence the XData is actually an array of four values but we
% only consider the second (progress maximum).
limits = get(obj.h_pbar, 'XData');
value = limits(2);
end
function set.percent(obj, value)
% Expects a single value between 0 and 1.
limits = obj.range;
obj.pvalue = value * (limits(2) - limits(1)) + limits(1);
end
function value = get.percent(obj)
limits = obj.range;
value = (obj.pvalue - limits(1))/(limits(2) - limits(1));
end
function set.position(obj, value)
set(obj.h_panel, 'Position', value);
end
function value = get.position(obj)
value = get(obj.h_panel, 'Position');
end
function set.ax_tag(obj, value)
set(obj.h_ax, 'Tag', value);
end
function value = get.ax_tag(obj)
value = get(obj.h_ax, 'Tag');
end
function set.visible(obj, value)
if (isnumeric(value) && value >= 1) || strcmp(value, 'on') == 1 || strcmp(value, 'On') == 1
set(obj.h_panel, 'Visible', 'on');
else
set(obj.h_panel, 'Visible', 'off');
end
end
function value = get.visible(obj)
vis = get(obj.h_panel, 'Visible');
value = strcmp(vis, 'on');
end
% Public member functions
function increment(obj)
% Don't use this if the range is less than 1.
obj.pvalue = obj.pvalue + 1;
end
function display_text(obj, text, color)
if nargin == 3 && ~isempty(color)
set(obj.h_pbar, 'FaceColor', color);
end
set(obj.h_ptext, 'String', text);
end
end
end
Declarar una instancia de este modo: pb = progressbar(gcf, [1 1], [0 20]);
Se puede utilizar con relativa o los números reales, es decir, pb.pvalue = 10;
y pb.percent = .5;
hacen lo mismo en mi ejemplo.
Mi versión presenta un objeto de texto en el medio de la barra de progreso que muestra el porcentaje actual.
Mi última versión está disponible here.
¿No es ActiveX solamente para Internet Exploder? – Blender
a Blender: puede usar ActiveX en el entorno de diseño GUI de Matlab (GUIDE) además de los controles de usuario que puede agregar. –
Ahh, está bien. Siendo una persona de Linux, solo sabía que ActiveX a veces solía explotar IE. – Blender