Hi,
I understand that you are facing a problem with function argument validation and auto-completion.
The possible work around could be, to define the valid membership vector as a class constant instead of a property constant. This way, you can reference the vector using the class name in instances where the auto-completion is lost.
Here's an updated version of your code that implements this approach:
classdef dummyClass
methods (Static)
% Define valid membership vector as a class constant
function m = validMembership()
m = ["a", "b"];
end
% Use validMembership class constant to validate input argument in the mustBeMember constraint
function s = fun3(a)
arguments
a {mustBeMember(a,dummyClass.validMembership())} = "a"
end
s = a;
end
end
end
In the code above, the valid membership vector is now defined as a class constant within a static function called 'validMembership'. 'The mustBeMember' constraint used in `fun3` references this class constant by calling `dummyClass.validMembership()`.
This approach provides a common definition for the valid membership vector without hard coding the values or relying on a third-party validator. It also retains auto-completion in the function when typing `dummyClass.`.
