Where do i add a loadlibrary command in a class definition?
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Hi,
i want to write a Matlab class file which implemtens functions provided by a library. This library contains functions which enable Matlab to read simulation results without the need to open the simulation software. So i want to create objects which contain the simulation results. My question is: Is it possible or does it even make sense to load the library in the class defintion? Where in the class defintion do i load the library?
Thanks for your help.
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Kaustubha Govind
2013-5-13
Not sure if I understand your question correctly, but shouldn't you load the library in the method where you are calling into it? Or did you want to load it in the class constructor, unload it in the class destructor; and assume that it is loaded in all methods?
Cedric
2013-5-13
I am not sure either that I fully understand .. do you want to "pass the library dynamically" to some method of objects instantiated from your new class so they can each use a different library?
Florian
2013-5-17
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David Sanchez
2013-5-13
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It seems you are trying to do Object-Orientated Programming. If so, these two links might be of help.
David Sanchez
2013-5-13
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You do not have to load your libraries, your functions have to be saved as .m files in the working directory. Matlab looks for them automatically.
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