Class property automatically propagated to old class instances
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Dear matlab user,
I struggle with the following problem I have with my own definition for a class I use. I will illustrate the problem by means of an example. Say I define the following class:
classdef exampleClass
properties
exampleProp double {mustBeFinite(exampleProp)}
end
methods
function obj = exampleClass(exampleProp)
arguments
exampleProp = []
end
obj.exampleProp = exampleProp;
end
end
end
Now I initiate a class instance as follows:
Exmp = exampleClass(1);
I have the following issue when I copy the object.
Exmp1 = exmp;
Exmp2 = exmp;
Exmp1.exampleProp = 5;
What I would like to happen is that Exmp1 is updated and Expm,Expm2 are unchanged. However all objects now have that the exampleProp property is changed to 5. How do assure that I can change a property value without it being propagated to other class instances?
Thanks you very much!
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per isakson
2022-1-18
编辑:per isakson
2022-1-18
Your exampleClass is a value class. However, the behavior you describe is more like that of a handle class. See the examples below. (To run the code I need to attach the classdef-files rather than including them in this text.)
%% value class
v = exampleClass(1);
v1 = v
v2 = v
v1.exampleProp = 5
v
v2
%% handle class
h = exampleClass_handle(1);
h1 = h
h2 = h
h1.exampleProp = 5
h
h2
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