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PlugInChain documentation - Universität Oldenburg

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If the function pluginchaingui is called without an input argument or if the specified pluginlist<br />

does not exist, the GUI is opened with a default pluginlist or the last loaded list displaying<br />

a warning message.<br />

It is possible to start pluginchaingui in developer mode:<br />

pluginchaingui([…],‘Developermode’,1).<br />

This requires the source code (m-files, not only executables) of the <strong>PlugInChain</strong> and will add<br />

additional buttons to the GUI to open the m-files of the framework directly in the MATLAB<br />

editor. The buttons are arranged in an additional control panel directly beneath the Pluginlist<br />

panel.<br />

In the following, the different panels will be described in more detail.<br />

Figure 1.2: Graphical User Interface (GUI) of the <strong>PlugInChain</strong>.<br />

1.2.1 Pluginlist panel<br />

The first panel shows the loaded pluginlist, which defines any number of cascaded plugins<br />

and optional configuration parameters for them. A pluginlist can be loaded by clicking with<br />

the right mouse button on the plugin list name display. The current plugin list can be edited<br />

with the adjacent button Edit and is shown on the upper right-hand side of Fig. 1.2.<br />

The first uncommented line of the pluginlist contains the string ‘GlobalSettings’. After that,<br />

all plugins are listed (in every line only one plugin name). The signal processing flow is de-<br />

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