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target.Object Class

Namespace: target

Base class for target types

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Description

target.Object is an abstract base class that enables target types to inherit common functionality.

Class Attributes

Abstract
true
HandleCompatible
true

For information on class attributes, see Class Attributes.

Properties

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  • true if object passes validation procedure.

  • false otherwise.

Attributes:

GetAccess
public
SetAccess
private

Data Types: logical

Methods

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Examples

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To validate the data integrity of target objects, use the IsValid property or the validate method of the target.Object base class.

Consider an example where you create a target.Processor object and associate an existing language implementation with the object.

myProcessor = target.create("Processor");
myProcessor.LanguageImplementations = target.get("LanguageImplementation", ...
                                              "ARM Compatible-ARM Cortex");

To see that the newly created object is not valid, enter myProcessor.IsValid.

myProcessor.IsValid
ans = logical
   0

If you try to validate the object with the method myProcessor.validate(), you get an error.

myProcessor.validate()

Error using target.internal.Processor/validate
Target data validation failed.
 * Undefined property "Name" in "Processor" object.
 * Undefined identifier in "Processor" object.

The validation fails because these target.Processor properties are not specified:

  • Name — Processor name

  • Id — Object identifier

You can specify a processor name, which also specifies the object identifier.

myProcessor.Name = "MyProcessor";

Check the validity of myProcessor again to see that the validity of the object is established.

myProcessor.IsValid
ans = logical
   1


myProcessor.validate()

Note: When you use the target.add function to register a target object, the software also checks the validity of the object.

Version History

Introduced in R2019b

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