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1 A Guide to MATLAB Object-Oriented Programming Andy H. Register Georgia Tech Research Institute Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. ^llchapman & Hall/CRC _^ Taylor ^Francis Group _^ BocaRaton London New York (OH ^^f^ltt^f^l Chapman & Hall/CRC is an imprint of the P*^ PUBLISHING. I N C. Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business
2 Table of Contents Figures Code Listings Tables About the Author Preface xv xvii xxi xxiii xxv Chapter 1 Introduction Examples Object-Oriented Software Development At the Top of Your Game Personal Development Wicked Problems Extreme Programming MATLAB, Object-Oriented Programming, and You Attributes, Behavior, Objects, and Classes From MATLAB Heavyweight to Object-Oriented Thinker Object-Oriented Design Why Use Objects? A Quality Focus Reliability Reusability Extendibility Summary 15 PART 1 Group of Eight 17 Chapter 2 Meeting MATLAB's Requirements Variables, Types, Classes, and Objects ' What Is,a MATLAB Class? Example: Class Requirements Class Directory Constructor The Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 27
3 viii A Guide to MATLAB Object-Oriented Programming Chapter 3 Member Variables and Member Functions Members Accessors and Mutators A Short Side Trip to Examine Encapsulation cshape Variables cshape Members cshape Private Member Variables cshape Public Interface A Short Side Trip to Examine Function Search Priority Example Code: Accessors and Mutators, Round _ Constructor Accessors Mutators Combining an Accessor and a Mutator Member Functions Standardization The Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 43 Chapter 4 Changing the Rules... in Appearance Only A Special Accessor and a Special Mutator A Short Side Trip to Examine Overloading Superiorto and Inferiorto The Built-In Function Overloading the Operators subsref and subsasgn Dot-Reference Indexing subsref Dot-Reference, Attempt A New Interface Definition subsref Dot-Reference, Attempt 2: Separating Public and Private Variables subsref Dot-Reference, Attempt 3: Beyond One-to-One, Public-to-Private subsref Dot-Reference, Attempt 4: Multiple Indexing Levels subsref Dot-Reference, Attempt 5: Operator Conversion Anomaly subsasgn Dot-Reference Array-Reference Indexing subsref Array-Reference subsasgn Array-Reference Cell-Reference Indexing Initial Solution for subsref.m Initial Solution for subsasgn.m Operator Overload, mtimes The Test Drive subsasgn Test Drive subsref Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 75
4 Table of Contents ix Chapter 5 Displaying an Object's State Displaying Objects What Should Be Displayed? Standard Structure Display Public Member Variable Display Implementing display.m, Attempt Implementing display.m, Attempt Developer View Implementing display.m with Developer View Options The Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 88 Chapter 6 fieldnames.m fieldnames Code Development The Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 94 Chapter 7 struct.m struct Code Development The Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 98 Chapter 8 get.m, set.m Arguments for the Member Functions get and set For Developers For Clients Tab Completion Code Development Implementing get and set Initial get.m Initial set.m The Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 112 Chapter 9 Simplify Using get, set, fieldnames, and struct Improving subsref.m Improving subsasgn.m Improving display.m Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 122 J
5 x A Guide to MATLAB Object-Oriented Programming Chapter 10 Drawing a Shape Ready, Set, Draw Implementation Modify the Constructor Modify fieldnames Modify get Modify set Modify mtimes Modify reset Adding Member Function draw Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 137 PART 2 Building a Hierarchy 139 Chapter 11 Constructor Redux Specifying Initial Values Private Member Functions Generalizing the Constructor Constructor Helper /private/ctor_ini.m Constructor Helper Example /private/ctor_l.m Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 151 Chapter 12 Constructing Simple Hierarchies with Inheritance Simple Inheritance Constructor Other Standard Member Functions ChildClass fieldnames Child Class get Child Class set Parent Slicing in Nonstandard Member Functions draw.m mtimes.m reset.m Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 174 Chapter 13 Object Arrays with Inheritance When Is a cshape Not a cshape? Changes to subsasgn vertcat and horzcat Test Drive 178
6 Table of Contents xi 13.2 Summary Independent Investigations 182 Chapter 14 Child-Class Members Function Redefinition with Private Member Variables with Additional Public Members with Additional Public Members with Additional Public Members with a Title Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 190 Chapter 15 Constructing Simple Hierarchies with Composition Composition The clinestyle Class clinestyle's private/ctor_ini clinestyle's fieldnames clinestyle's get clinestyle's set clinestyle's private/ctor_ Using a Primary cshape and a Secondary clinestyle Composition Changes to cshape's ctor_ini.m Adding LineWeight to cshape's fieldnames.m Composition Changes to cshape's get.m Composition Changes to cshape's set.m Composition Changes to cshape's draw.m Composition Changes to cshape's Other Member Functions Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 206 Chapter 16 General Assignment and Mutator Helper Functions Helper Function Strategy Direct-Link Public Variables get and subsref set and subsasgn get and set Helper Functions Helper functions, get, and set Final template for get.m Final Template for set.m Color Helper Function The Other Classes and Member Functions Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 224
7 xii A Guide to MATLAB Object-Oriented Programming Chapter 17 Class Wizard File Dependencies Data-Entry Dialog Boxes Main Class Wizard Dialog Header Information Dialog Parents... Dialog Private Variable... Dialog Concealed Variables... Dialog Public Variables... Dialog Constructors... Dialog More... Dialog Static Variables... Dialog Private Functions... Dialog Public Functions... Dialog File Menü Data Menü Build Class Files Button Summary Independent Investigations 247 Chapter 18 Class Wizard Versions of the Shape Hierarchy clinestyle Class Wizard Definition Data clinestyle Header Info clinestyle Private Variables clinestyle Public Variables clinestyle Constructor Functions clinestyle Data Dictionary clinestyle Build Class Files clinestyle Accessor and Mutator Helper Functions cshape Class Wizard Definition Data cshape Header Info cshape Private Variables cshape Concealed Variables cshape Public Variables cshape Constructor Functions cshape Public Functions cshape Data Dictionary cshape Build Class Files cstar Class Wizard Definition Data cstarparent Other cstar Definition Data cdiamond Class Wizard Definition Data Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 275
8 Table of Contents xiii PART 3 Advanced Strategies 277 Chapter 19 Compositum and a Simple Container Class Building Containers Container Implementation The Standard Framework and the Group of Eight Container Modifications to fieldnames Container Modifications to subsref Container Modifications to subsasgn Container Modifications to get Container Modifications to set Tailoring Built-In Behavior Container-Tailored end Container-Tailored cat, horzcat, vertcat Container-Tailored length, ndims, reshape, and size cshapearray and numel Container-Tailored num2cell and mat2cell Container Functions That Are Specific to cshape Objects cshapearray times and mtimes cshapearray draw cshapearray reset Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 302 Chapter 20 Static Member Data and Singleton Objects Adding Static Data to Our Framework Hooking Static Data into the Group of Eight Static Variables and the Constructor Static Variables in get and set Static Variables in display Overloading loadobj and saveobj Counting Assignments Singleton Objects Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 312 Chapter 21 Pass-by-Reference Emulation Assignment without Equal Pass-by-Reference Functions Pass-by-Reference Draw Pass-by-Reference Member Variable: View Helpers, get, and subsref with Pass-by-Reference Behavior 316 ' Pass-by-Reference Behavior in the Helper Pass-by-Reference Code in get.m Pass-by-Reference Code in subsref.m 321
9 xiv A Guide to MATLAB Object-Oriented Programming Other Group-of-Eight Considerations Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 324 Chapter 22 Dot Functions and Functors When Dot-Reference Is Not a Reference When Array-Reference Is Not a Reference Functors Functor Handies Functor feval Additional Remarks Concerning Functors Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 337 Chapter 23 Protected Member Variables and Functions How Protected Is Different from Other Visibilities Class Elements for Protected Protected Functions and Advanced Function Handle Techniques Passing Protected Handies from Parent to Child Accessing and Mutating Protected Variables Calling Protected Functions Test Drive Summary Independent Investigations 346 Chapter 24 Potpourri for $ A Small Assortment of Useful Commands objectdirectory methods and methodsview functions Other Functions You Might Want to Overload Functions for Built-in Types subsindex isfield Summary Independent Investigations 350 Index 351
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