Hello all!
I am dealing with a set of parameters. For the moment is possible to 'play' with these parameters, change names and values and save the changes in a new set of parameters (so after any changes is possible to save versions of my set of parameters).
At a given moment this means that I will have, for example 5 versions of my set of parameters.
- version1.mat
- version2.mat
- version3.mat
- version4.mat
- version5.mat
I am always working with the latest version of the set of parameters (so in this case, version 5).
Let's say in version1.mat I have parameter 'parameter1=5'. I change this parameter name in 'parameter2=5'. So in version2.mat instead of 'parameter1=5' (which will be deleted), I will have 'parameter2=5'. And continuing like this, finally I will have something like:
- *version1.mat -> parameter: 'parameter1=5'
- version2.mat -> parameter: 'parameter2=5'
- version3.mat ->'parameter3=5'
- version4.mat ->'parameter4=5'
- version5.mat ->'parameter5='*
As I said I am always working with the latest version of my parameters.
Next I want to see a history of all the changes. When I select 'parameter5' I want to see something like I wrote above. Like:
- version1.mat -> parameter: 'parameter1=5'
- version2.mat -> parameter: 'parameter2=5'
- version3.mat ->'parameter3=5'
- version4.mat ->'parameter4=5'
- version5.mat ->'parameter5=5'
Normally I will never have only 5 versions, is possible to have over 100 versions probably.
How do you suggest to handle this? I was thinking to use structures in strucutures (this solution is ok if I want to see the last, let's say, 3 changes. For more it becomes really complicated to create all the links between all the versions)
