Re: [classdef] Can someone test this for me?

[Серёжа Плотников]

results

>> c = ?classderiv

c = 

  class with properties:

                     Name: 'classderiv'

              Description: ''

      DetailedDescription: ''

                   Hidden: 0

                   Sealed: 0

                 Abstract: 0

          ConstructOnLoad: 0

         HandleCompatible: 0

          InferiorClasses: {0x1 cell}

        ContainingPackage: []

             PropertyList: [0x1 meta.property]

               MethodList: [3x1 meta.method]

                EventList: [0x1 meta.event]

    EnumerationMemberList: [0x1 meta.EnumeratedValue]

           SuperclassList: [1x1 meta.class]

>> c.MethodList.Name

ans =

classderiv

ans =

empty

ans =

fun

>> addpath a

>> c = ?classderiv

c = 

  class with properties:

                     Name: 'classderiv'

              Description: ''

      DetailedDescription: ''

                   Hidden: 0

                   Sealed: 0

                 Abstract: 0

          ConstructOnLoad: 0

         HandleCompatible: 0

          InferiorClasses: {0x1 cell}

        ContainingPackage: []

             PropertyList: [0x1 meta.property]

               MethodList: [3x1 meta.method]

                EventList: [0x1 meta.event]

    EnumerationMemberList: [0x1 meta.EnumeratedValue]

           SuperclassList: [1x1 meta.class]

>> c.MethodList.Name

ans =

classderiv

ans =

empty

ans =

fun

New ML Session:

>> x = classderiv

x = 

  classderiv with no properties.

>> x.fun

ans =

     0

>> addpath a

>> x.fun

ans =

     0

>> y = classderiv

y = 

  classderiv with no properties.

>> y.fun

ans =

     0

Be happy,

Sergey

2013/10/15 Michael Goffioul <address@hidden>

On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 1:45 PM, Серёжа Плотников <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Michael,

below are the results from R2013a

>> c = ?classderiv

Method 'fun' in class 'classderiv' conflicts with the Sealed method from the superclass definition in

'classbase'.

 

>> c.MethodList

Undefined variable "c" or function "c.MethodList".

New ML Session:

>> x = classderiv

Error using classderiv

Method 'fun' in class 'classderiv' conflicts with the Sealed method from the superclass definition in

'classbase'.

 

>> x.fun

Undefined variable "x" or function "x.fun".

Interesting. Could you also try this variant for me?

Move @classderiv/fun.m to a/@classderiv/fun.m, assuming "a/" subdir is not automatically on your Matlab path. Then at the prompt:

c = ?classderiv

c.MethodList.Name

addpath a

c = ?classderiv

c.MethodList.Name

Then restart Matlab and try this:

x = classderiv

x.fun

addpath a

x.fun

y = classderiv

y.fun

Thanks,

Michael.