How can I combine two objects of different subclasses into the property of another class?
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Hello,
I explain the example so that it is better understood: I have a "board" class with a "player" attribute. This attribute is a list of different objects of the "human player" class. If I want to add to this list "player" objects of the class "player cpu" I get an error.
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Benjamin Kraus
2018-5-24
Specifically, your player class needs to derive from matlab.mixin.Heterogeneous. Then, as long as all your other player classes derive from your main player base class, you should be all set.
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Philip Borghesani
2018-5-24
Two ways to do this:
- Make player a cell array instead of an array of of human players. This is the simplest solution but may not be the best in the long run.
- Derive "human player" and "player cpu" from a common base class that is heterogeneous
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