Syntax
Videoquickcloseandopen(vw)
Input Parameter
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Algorithm (Workflow)
This function, Videoquickcloseandopen
, is part of the SG-Library and is used to manage video files created from figures. It is a simplified version of more complex video functions.
Input Parameters
- vw: This is the video writer object that is used to manage the video file.
Algorithm Steps
- The function begins by calling
drawnowvid
, which likely updates the current figure or video frame.
- The function retrieves the video writer object using
getfuncparams
with the first argument from varargin
or the global Videoquick_vw
.
- If the video writer object
vw
is not empty, it constructs the full path of the video file by concatenating vw.Path
, a file separator, and vw.Filename
.
- The video writer is then closed using the
close
function.
- If the video writer object is empty, the function sets
nn
to an empty array.
- If there are no output arguments (
nargout==0
), the function attempts to open the video file by calling openbydoubleclick
with the constructed file path.
Global Variables
- Videoquick_vw: A global variable that may hold the default video writer object if not provided in the input arguments.
Assumptions
- The function assumes that
drawnowvid
and openbydoubleclick
are defined elsewhere in the codebase.
- The function assumes that
getfuncparams
is a utility function to retrieve function parameters.
- The function assumes that the video writer object
vw
has properties Path
and Filename
.
Algorithm explaination created using ChatGPT on 2025-08-19 00:20. (Please note: No guarantee for the correctness of this explanation)
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