Error "Undefined function or variable"

I defined a function;
function [maBar, wBar, alphaBar] = hcEqPt(vBar, c1, c2, c3, c4)
wBar = vBar/0.129;
maBar = (36.6 + 0.106*wBar + c4*(wBar^2))/c3;
alphaBar = (acos(1-(c2*wBar*maBar/c1)) + 0.0252)/ 1.14;
end
[maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1] = hcEqPt(22, 0.6, 0.095, 47500, 0.0026);
disp("At v=22, ma = %d, w = %d, alpha = %d", maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1);
When I try to use this function to obtain a values of vBar further in the script it shows an error "Undefined function or variable".
Kindly help.

回答(1 个)

[maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1] = hcEqPt(22, 0.6, 0.095, 47500, 0.0026);
fprintf('At v=22, ma = %d, w = %d, alpha = %d', maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1);
function [maBar, wBar, alphaBar] = hcEqPt(vBar, c1, c2, c3, c4)
wBar = vBar/0.129;
maBar = (36.6 + 0.106*wBar + c4*(wBar^2))/c3;
alphaBar = (acos(1-(c2*wBar*maBar/c1)) + 0.0252)/ 1.14;
end

22 个评论

function definition should be at the end of the file when you use it in a script file: https://in.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/function.html#description
Hey I tried what you mentioned above,
[maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1] = hcEqPt(22, 0.6, 0.095, 47500, 0.0026);
fprintf("At v=22, ma = %d, w = %d, alpha = %d", maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1);
function [maBar, wBar, alphaBar] = hcEqPt(vBar, c1, c2, c3, c4)
wBar = vBar/0.129;
maBar = (36.6 + 0.106*wBar + c4*(wBar^2))/c3;
alphaBar = (acos(1-(c2*wBar*maBar/c1)) + 0.0252)/ 1.14;
end
But it still shows undefined function or variable 'hcEqPt'.
Hey what version are you using?? It works for me without a flaw. If you’re using version prior to 2016b save the function in a separate file , the name of the file should be in the name of the function.
Could you share a screenshot of the script file?
Man you have some serioud problems in just copying properly. Did you even read the answer properly?? THE FUNCTION DEFINITION SHOULD BE AT THE END OF THE FILE!!!
Relax man, I'm quite new to this and trying to learn.
Also, I did remove the function from the beginning of the file and ran the code. But it still shows the error I mentioned above.
Paste the screenshot of the one with the changes you made. Those wiggly orange and red lines are not for decorations hover the mouse over it (it'll display the warning).
Copy the below and paste it in a new file named Shikhar.m and run the code , let's see if that triggers any errors.
[maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1] = hcEqPt(22, 0.6, 0.095, 47500, 0.0026);
fprintf('At v=22, ma = %d, w = %d, alpha = %d', maBar_1, wBar_1, alphaBar_1);
function [maBar, wBar, alphaBar] = hcEqPt(vBar, c1, c2, c3, c4)
wBar = vBar/0.129;
maBar = (36.6 + 0.106*wBar + c4*(wBar^2))/c3;
alphaBar = (acos(1-(c2*wBar*maBar/c1)) + 0.0252)/ 1.14;
end
This works perfectly fine.
I think the problem is clear roots.
Screen Shot 2019-09-08 at 9.20.47 PM.png
You can remove that line , sir Walter and I suggested in your previous question is because you had defined roots as a variable somewhere so once you clear it from workspace it would'nt be a problem. You can just hover the mouse to that red line and see what message MATLAB displays there (this is only if you're curious to prevent it in the future.) Once you figure it out please do share the solution.
To be honest, I had not defined roots anywhere before in the file. When I remove it, the error moves to the next line and happens subsequently.
Screen Shot 2019-09-08 at 9.32.47 PM.png
https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/479467-error-undefined-function-or-variable#comment_743649 - this is the basic reason causing the problem then, I know you would'nt accept it but the fact remains as is.
If you're still not able to cope up with all the mentioned above suggestions , I request you to upload your script file here, so that I can rectify the mistakes if any.
You cannot define the same function twice in one script (except in some cases having to do with nested functions)
Really? Comeon, that's a pdf file not a script file attach your file with .m extension.
All function definitions must be at the end of a script. No exceptions.
Possibly they intend that you use separate .m files for each section.
Looks like you didn't give any attention to the suggestion , well done :). See the attached file.
Please again don't miss the valuable comment given by sir Walter
Thank you very much for your time. I am quite new to this and trying to cope up with it.
Thank you for being patient. :)

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