STK-X Tutorials-MATLAB with GUIDE.pdf

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STK X Tutorial - MATLAB with GUIDE

Create the project

Add the STK X controls to the form

Send commands to STK X

Add Zoom In/Out to the Map control

Respond to events raised by STK X

Add map picking

Set STK X Properties

Add Connect Command Interface

STK X Tutorial - MATLAB with GUIDE In this exercise you will gain hands-on experience using STK X to embed STK functionality in a container application created with MATLAB 7.0 with GUIDE. Note that the syntax examples in this tutorial occasionally wrap over to additional lines, but in MATLAB they should be entered all on one line. CONTENTS CREATE THE PROJECT ............................................................................ 1 ADD THE STK X CONTROLS TO THE FORM ................................................ 2 SEND COMMANDS TO STK X ................................................................... 6 ADD ZOOM IN/OUT TO THE MAP CONTROL ............................................. 10 RESPOND TO EVENTS RAISED BY STK X ................................................. 12 ADD MAP PICKING............................................................................... 15 SET STK X PROPERTIES ....................................................................... 18 ADD CONNECT COMMAND INTERFACE.................................................... 22 Create the project 1) Start MATLAB (version 7 or later) 2) From the MATLAB main panel, select the GUIDE button to bring up the GUIDE Quick Start dialog: 3) Select Blank GUI (Default) from GUIDE Quick Start: STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 1

4) GUIDE will initialize a default form. Add the STK X controls to the form 1) From the toolbar at the left of the GUIDE window, select the ActiveX Control tool. STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 2

2) Click and drag in the form to reserve space for the Map control. 3) When you release the click, a dialog box will pop up to let you select which control you wish to insert. Choose AGI Map Control 8. STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 3

4) Click Create to close the Select an ActiveX Control dialog. 5) Repeat the preceding process to add an AGI Globe Control 8 to the form. You should now have two large boxes on the form: one corresponding to the Map control, and the other corresponding to the Globe control. STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 4

6) Save the form as example.fig. At this point, GUIDE will construct the support code to drive the form in a .m file corresponding to the .fig file of the form. 7) Click the Run button in the GUIDE toolbar to execute the form. Close the form when you are done. STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 5

Send commands to STK X 1) Close the running form. Resize the form and the ActiveX controls to a comfortable dimension. From the left-hand toolbar of the GUIDE editor, select the Push Button tool. STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 6

2) Click and drag in the form space to create a push button. Open the Property Inspector by clicking on the button in the top toolbar. 3) In the properties for the new button, change the String property to “New Scenario”. STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 7

4) Select M-file Editor from GUIDE’s View menu. The code for the form will be displayed. Locate the pushbutton1_Callback function, and add the line in bold: % --- Executes on button press in pushbutton1. function pushbutton1_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles) % hObject handle to pushbutton1 (see GCBO) % eventdata reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB % handles structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA) invoke(handles.activex1.Application,'ExecuteCommand','New / Scenario Test') 5) At this point, you should also add code to properly unload the scenario when the form is closed. Return to the GUIDE form editor window and right-click anywhere on the form that is not a control. Select CloseRequestFcn from the View Callbacks submenu. STK X Tutorial – MATLAB with GUIDE 8

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