I creat some function which is called: CLASS_Template.m and used some KEY_CLASSNAME as a key in this template.
{
%codes of CLASS_Template:
classdef test
properties (SetAccess='public', GetAccess='public')
prop;
end
properties (SetAccess='private', GetAccess='public')
end
properties(SetAccess='private', GetAccess='private')
end
methods
function o=test(varargin)
switch nargin
case 1
o.prop = varargin{1};
otherwise
error('the number of input proprties doesn''t macht.')
end
end
function display(o)
disp('<a href="matlab: helpwin test">test properties:</a>')
disp(o.prop);
end
function disp(o)
display(o)
end
function help(o)
helpwin test
end
end
end
}
in the second file called CreateClass would the Key replaced with the className.
{
function CreateClass(varargin)
classname = varargin{1};
dirname = ['@' classname];
str_date=datestr(date,'dd.mmm.yyyy');
[status,message,messageid]=mkdir(dirname);
pause(1);
fid = fopen('/Path_to_Template/CLASS_Template.m');
F = fread(fid, '*char')';
fclose(fid);
F=strrep(F, 'KEY_CLASSNAME', classname);
F=strrep(F, 'KEY_DATE', str_date);
cd([pwd '\' dirname]);
fid = fopen([classname '.m'], 'w');
fwrite(fid, F);
fclose(fid);
open([classname '.m'])
end
}
Now you can run the following command
{
>>CreateClass test
}
Depending on your needs you could have more than one key.
I hope you have your answer.
cheers! Ahmad
