I am using a function and i want to update counter on each function call and use value of that counter for some condition.But every function call counter initialize to zero and if i use counter=counter+1 it always give counter =1 so how to do this?

The variable counter value should be equal to number of times function call.

Answer 1

[Jan]

The question might be more clear, if you post the relevant code. The reader cannot guess, what code causes the observed "every function call counter initialize to zero".

Either:

counter = 0;
for k = 1:100
  counter = counter + 1;
  disp(counter);
end

Or it might be a counter inside a function:

function Y = YourFcn(X)
persistent Counter
if isempty(Counter)
  Counter = 0;
end

Counter = Counter + 1;
Y = sin(X + Counter);

Then the Counter is reset by "clear YourFcn".

[amit chatterjee]

This new_code file contain some part of my code. I want to use X=1:14 for CNT==0 and for any other value of CNT i want to use swapped value of X but when i run this code it show undefined function or variable X_new.So how resolve this error.(also in the code CNT==0.)

[Jan]

It is not clear, what the code should do. A bold guess:

function Avg_SU = request_order(x)
persistent FirstRun
if isempty(FirstRun)
   X = 1:14;
   FirstRun = false;
else
   z    = (x == (1:14));
   Xr   = X(z);
   n    = numel(Xr);
   X(z) = Xr(randperm(n,n));
end

%%some code for request order%%
Avg_SU=sum(avg_su_per_req)/100;

X is not used at all?!

But as long as I do not really undestand, what you want to solve, I would not trust this code.

[Vishnubharathi Thirupathi]

Hi, I need to impletment counter within a if condition of a function. eg., if the condition goes into elseif, it should be there max 540s && SOC>=20. Is there any other way to achieve this? because t_reff = 0; makes t_reff = 0 each time, and I always see t_reff =1. I tried with persistant and global but could not rightly implement what I need.

function [I_ref,t] = fcn(t,SOC,P)

t_reff = 0;

I_ref = 0;

%% Operational Limits

% Current Limit

if (t<=1200 && SOC >= 40)

I_ref = -19.25/P;

elseif (t_reff <= 540 && SOC >= 20)

I_ref = -20.25/P;

t_reff = t_reff+1;

else

I_ref = -20.75/P;

end

Answer 2

[MathReallyWorks]

Hello Amit,

Keep your initialization on top of the code (i.e. outside of loop if any).

Check if it is in any loop which is causing it to initialize again.

 counter=0

should be above the code (i.e. outside of loop)

and

 counter=counter+1

should be inside the loop.

If you want a better answer, attach your code.