It shows Error in my GUI...

Error= num2str(err)
if Error(1) > 0.10000
L = 'Fail.';
set(handles.text15,'string',L);
else
L = 'Pass';
set(handles.text15,'string',L);
end
This is my program -
First In command window i am getting this answer in two lines and i want to use second, but every time it will not give two answers, but whatever the number is, i want to use last,
Error =
0.091683 0.085897
But in GUI it always shows Fail.. Why..?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson el 21 de Feb. de 2013

1 voto

You are converting "err" to a string, and then comparing the string to the numeric value 0.10000. Why are you not comparing err instead of Error?

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Lalit Patil
Lalit Patil el 23 de Feb. de 2013
Yes it works for me.. Now how to deal with last value.?
Image Analyst
Image Analyst el 23 de Feb. de 2013
Editada: Image Analyst el 23 de Feb. de 2013
That doesn't make sense. What Walter asked is why you don't simply do this:
if err(2) > 0.10000
L = 'Failed';
else
L = 'Passed';
end
set(handles.text15,'string',L);
Lalit Patil
Lalit Patil el 23 de Feb. de 2013
Editada: Lalit Patil el 23 de Feb. de 2013
If i tale only
err > 0.10000
then it takes first value of err and then works correctly, but
Currently i know in answer of err that there are two values so i can take
err(2) > 0.10000
But each time i will not know. Some time there will be 3 values or some time there will be 4.. So, i want to do such that whatever the number of values, i have only to take last..
So, i may have to apply any counting mechanism or any thing else and how..?

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