'Exceedes array bounds' In Matlab App

1 view (last 30 days)
Dennis Premoli
Dennis Premoli on 11 Aug 2022
Edited: Kevin Holly on 11 Aug 2022
Hi everyone,
the question is simple:
why can I do this
>> DATA(1:15,[1:4,13])
ans =
0 0.1803 0.3203 0.7438 0.4269
0.0000 0.1897 0.3556 0.8024 0.3909
0.0001 0.1156 0.3319 0.6641 0.3755
0.0001 0.1996 0.3653 0.8183 0.3961
0.0002 0.0993 0.3325 0.6299 0.4166
0.0002 0.0767 0.3281 0.5458 0.4681
0.0002 0.0000 0.3000 0.3317 0.3806
0.0003 -0.0236 0.3770 0.3004 0.3652
0.0003 -0.0959 0.3123 0.2093 0.3652
0.0004 0.0359 0.4026 0.4127 0.3549
0.0004 0.1000 0.4768 0.6102 0.3034
0.0004 0.0792 0.4322 0.5611 0.4990
0.0005 0.1652 0.4498 0.6640 0.3240
0.0005 0.0736 0.3865 0.4678 0.3446
0.0005 0.1145 0.4484 0.5628 0.3549
in my command line, but when I do this (on the same data)
% Display in table
app.LoadedDataTable.Data = app.DATA(1:15,[1:4,13]);
I get an "index in position 1 exceedes array bounds" error? (The table is also set up to have 5 columns.)
The second is in an App environment where I'm simply trying to display the data in matrix DATA in a UiTable component.
Thanks.

Answers (1)

Kevin Holly
Kevin Holly on 11 Aug 2022
Edited: Kevin Holly on 11 Aug 2022
Have you tried debugging the line
app.LoadedDataTable.Data = app.DATA(1:15,[1:4,13]);
I would check the size of app.DATA
I believe you may be exceeding the array bounds of app.DATA. Once you are in debug mode and trigger that line, type the command below in the command window which should show k>> in debug mode.
size(DATA)
I made a test app, but could not replicate your error (see attached).

Categories

Find more on Develop Apps Using App Designer in Help Center and File Exchange

Products


Release

R2022a

Community Treasure Hunt

Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you!

Start Hunting!