Usually, you create one m-file for one MATLAB function. But what to do if you have many small functions? It’s odd to create a lot of files which just contain some lines of code. The other approach is to put the small functions just inside the m file where they are called from. This is a good solution, as long as you don’t have to access the same functions from multiple m-files!
So if you need to access many functions, which all reside in one m-file, just use the object oriented approach, by defining a Class and static methods:
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classdef MyClass methods (Static = true) %my functions to be called from outside this m-file function y=increment(x) y=x+1; end %a lot of more functions function y=decrement(x) y=x-1; end end end |
Now, wherever you need to call any function of MyClass, just use:
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value = MyClass.increment(1); |
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Access lot of small functions residing in one matlab m file.. Nice 🙂
Access lot of small functions residing in one matlab m file.. Nice 🙂