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Asked: June 15, 20262026-06-15T22:07:54+00:00 2026-06-15T22:07:54+00:00

Built-in MATLAB classes have values for a Description and DetailedDescription attribute: >> ?handle ans

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Built-in MATLAB classes have values for a Description and DetailedDescription attribute:

>> ?handle
ans = 
  meta.class handle
  Package: meta

  Properties:
                     Name: 'handle'
              Description: 'Base class for handle classes'
      DetailedDescription: ''
[snip]

Similarly, some methods and properties of built-in classes have the same attributes:

>> a = ?containers.Map;
>> a.PropertyList(1)
ans = 
  meta.property handle
  Package: meta

  Properties:
                   Name: 'Count'
            Description: 'Number of pairs in the collection'
    DetailedDescription: ''
[snip]

How can I set these attributes for my classes/methods/properties?

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    2026-06-15T22:07:55+00:00Added an answer on June 15, 2026 at 10:07 pm

    Use arguments to the classdef:

    classdef (Description='A type of story.',...
        DetailedDescription='Once upon a time..') MyFairyTaleClass
    

    Commandline:

    >> ?MyFairyTaleClass
    
    ans = 
    
      meta.class handle
      Package: meta
    
      Properties:
                         Name: 'MyFairyTaleClass'
                  Description: 'A type of story.'
          DetailedDescription: 'Once upon a time..'
                       Hidden: 0
                       Sealed: 0
              ConstructOnLoad: 0
             HandleCompatible: 0
              InferiorClasses: {0x1 cell}
    

    This is an undocumented feature it seems.

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