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Comparing Handle and Value Classes
April 23rd, 2010 No Comments Posted in Documents
Why Select Handle or Value
MATLAB support two kinds of classes — handle classes and value classes. The kind of class you use depends on the desired behavior of the class instances and what features you want to use. Read More
Tags: Arrays of Handle Objects, Behavior of MATLAB Built-In Classes, Classdef, Defining Events and Listeners — Syntax and Techniques, delete, Dynamic Properties — Adding Properties to an Instance, Functions, Graphics, Handle Class Delete Methods, Handle Class Methods, How to Initialize Property Values, Implementing a Set/Get Interface for Properties, matlab, Memory Allocation for Arrays, Passing Objects to Functions, The Handle Superclass, Which Kind of Class to Use
Matlab Implementing Linked Lists
April 23rd, 2010 No Comments Posted in Examples
Displaying Fully Commented Example Code
Open class code in a popup window — Use this link if you want to see the code for this class annotated with links to descriptive sections. Read More
Tags: addNode, Basic Structure of Constructor Methods, class, Classdef, Comparing Handle and Value Classes, Defining the dlnode Class, disp, Displaying Fully Commented Example Code, dlnode, Handle Class Delete Methods, insert node, Inserting Nodes, matlab, matlab example, matlab node, NamedNode, node, Open class code in a popup window, Open class definition file in the MATLAB editor., The Handle Superclass, Why a Handle Class for Doubly Linked Lists?