Hi T. David,
Instead of using 'options', you can use 'inputParser' class in MATLAB to handle the input arguments in a more flexible manner.
Here's an example of how you can modify your code:
function x = func(this,varargin)
% Create a parser object
parser = inputParser;
% Define the compulsory parameter 'this'
addRequired(parser,'this',@mustBeNonmissing);
% Define the input parameters
addParameter(parser, 'A', 1.0, @isnumeric);
addParameter(parser, 'B', 0, @isnumeric);
addParameter(parser, 'C', false, @islogical);
% Parse the input arguments
parse(parser, this, varargin{:});
% Access the values
thisValue = parser.Results.this;
optionA = parser.Results.A;
optionB = parser.Results.B;
optionC = parser.Results.C;
end
By using the 'inputParser' class, you can define compulsory parameters (e.g., 'this') and optional parameters ('A', 'B', 'C') with their default values and validation functions.
'varargin' allows you to pass multiple parameters to the function, making it more flexible and avoiding the use of 'options' argument.
