A class providing interface to load variables from a file.
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A class providing interface to load variables from a file.
Definition at line 24 of file LoadFromFile.m.
◆ LoadFromFile()
function LoadFromFile::LoadFromFile |
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Constructor of the class.
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filenev | The string of the absolute path to the file to open. (Matlab can operate with relative paths as well) |
- Returns
- An instance of the class
◆ ClearLoadedVariables()
function LoadFromFile::ClearLoadedVariables |
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Disposes the loaded file.
◆ LoadVariable()
function LoadFromFile::LoadVariable |
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Loads a variable from the opened file.
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varname | The string containing the name of the variable. |
varargin | Cell array of optional parameters (https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/varargin.html): |
'NoEmpty' | Set 'On' for throw an error when the loaded variable is empty, or 'Off' (default) otherwise. |
'StructName' | String containing the name of a structure, when the wanted variable is a field of a structure. |
◆ SaveLoadedVariables()
function LoadFromFile::SaveLoadedVariables |
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Save the loaded variables.
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◆ setLoadedVariable()
function LoadFromFile::setLoadedVariable |
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Sets a loaded variable.
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varname | The string containing the name of the variable. |
value | The value to be set. |
varargin | Cell array of optional parameters (https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/varargin.html): |
'NoEmpty' | Set 'On' for throw an error when the loaded variable is empty, or 'Off' (default) otherwise. |
'StructName' | String containing the name of a structure, when the wanted variable is a field of a structure. |
◆ filename
Property LoadFromFile::filename |
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◆ LoadedVariable
Property LoadFromFile::LoadedVariable |
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structure containing the loaded data
Definition at line 31 of file LoadFromFile.m.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: