Access to class members

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kanuri venkata mohana
kanuri venkata mohana am 6 Aug. 2020
Hi guys,
I am having some problem in accessing the class members of one class to another class. I have checked in matlab documentation but i didn#t understood it weel. Could anyone help me in understanding it.
classdef clcore
properties(GetAccess=?clMec)
cpc
csc
end
properties(Dependent, GetAccess=?clMec)
ws
end
methods(GetAccess=?clMec)
function ws=get.ws(obj)
ws=obj.cpc+obj.csc;
end
end
end
classdef clMec
properties
Mecmode
end
methods
%
end
end
and in command window
objcore=clcore(1,2)
I knew the way i have done is wrong but my context is this. Could anyone explain me how to use this getaccess.
thankyou.
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kanuri venkata mohana
kanuri venkata mohana am 10 Aug. 2020
Thankyou fo your reply Walter. Could you please how can i make it in a correct way or may be some hints which i can work with.
Thnakyou
Steven Lord
Steven Lord am 11 Aug. 2020
Show us a small example that is complete that shows the problem. We should be able to execute the example using your exact reproduction steps. This will help us understand where you're having difficulty.

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per isakson
per isakson am 11 Aug. 2020
Bearbeitet: per isakson am 11 Aug. 2020
The Code Analyzer is a useful feature. It indicates syntax errors in the rightmost column of the editor. And it provides tooltips. Properties has the attribute GetAccess, but methods only has Access. IMO: one should try to keep the little box green at all times.
Your classes are value classes. Is that your intention? See Comparison of Handle and Value Classes
This is one way of "accessing the class members of one class to another class"
>> objcore=clcore(1,2)
objcore =
clcore with no properties. % <<< private properties are not shown
>> objMec = clMec
objMec =
clMec with properties:
Mecmode: []
>> objMec = objMec.access_value_of( objcore )
objMec =
clMec with properties:
Mecmode: 3
>>
where
classdef clMec
properties
Mecmode
end
methods
function obj = access_value_of( obj, friend )
obj.Mecmode = friend.ws;
end
end
end
and
classdef clcore
properties(GetAccess=?clMec)
cpc
csc
end
properties(Dependent, GetAccess=?clMec)
ws
end
methods
function obj = clcore( arg1, arg2 )
obj.cpc = arg1;
obj.csc = arg2;
end
function ws = get.ws(obj)
ws=obj.cpc+obj.csc;
end
end
end
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per isakson
per isakson am 13 Aug. 2020
Bearbeitet: per isakson am 13 Aug. 2020
"a solution if there is a subclass for clMec for example clEEC" I'm not sure what kind of solution you are looking for.
Did you understand the code I provided in my answer? Do you think that this code is an answer to your original question? Exactly the same solution can be applied to "a subclass for clMec".
Please, try to elabotate a bit on what kind of solution you want.
kanuri venkata mohana
kanuri venkata mohana am 14 Aug. 2020
Thankyou for your reply. My requirement is I have a class called clCore which has geometrical parameters then I have a subclass called clcoreconstruction Which chooses which geometry have to be done,then there are 2 subclasses for clcoreconstruction name cluucore cluicore. In these classes geometries have to be done.What I have to do is I need to access the parameters from clCore make a switch case in clconstruction whether I need cluucore or cluicore. I could solve this with superclass subclass concept but I couldn’t do it with getaccess. Iam a bit confused in solving this. So if you could add 2 child classes in clMec and make a switch case in between them I think it will be helpful. I have a lot of inheritance in my programming so I think I could solve them. Thankyou

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