Index exceeds matrix dimensions. Error

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I get the error " Index exceeds matrix dimensions " when I test the function CharactOne bellow. However, I tested individually the second, forth and sixth line of code and they give good results. I don't understand what is the problem with the code, I am guessing it has to do with the if statement , but can't spot the mistake.
function CharactOne= CharactOne(baseType,TCType,u,T,paramsBase,paramsTC)
lambda=-1i*CharactExpLib(baseType,u,paramsBase)-u*CharactExpLib(baseType,-1i,paramsBase);
if strcmp(TCType,'G')|| strcmp(TCType,'IG')
CharactOne=CharactFunSLib(TCType,lambda,T,paramsTC);
else
CharactOne=CharactFunALib(TCType,lambda,T,paramsTC);
end
end
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Catalin
Catalin 2014-9-25
编辑:Catalin 2014-9-25
It doesn't. This is the message :
>> CharactOne(baseType,TCType,u,T,paramsBase,paramsTC)
Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
Adam
Adam 2014-9-25
This is one of the many reasons I very rarely write a function nowadays without using validateattributes on every one of my input arguments. It takes very little time and cuts out so many silly errors later in the code.

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2014-9-25
You must have a variable called CharacterFactoryOne in your workspace.
newname = CharacterFactoryOne;
clear CharacterFactoryOne
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Guillaume
Guillaume 2014-9-25
Matlab was trying to access the element of the matrix CharacterFactoryOne at row baseType, column TCType, page u, etc., and that matrix didn't have that many element (and probably that many dimensions).
Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2014-9-25
But CharacterFactoryOne was not in the original code that was posted. I thought the problem was that the return argument was the same name as the function name itself (CharactOne).

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