I have several classes in one single file each. Is there a quick way to convert them to @-folder classes? It’s a pain to transfer all single functions to separate function files once by once.
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I have several classes in one single file each. Is there a quick way to convert them to @-folder classes? It’s a pain to transfer all single functions to separate function files once by once.
You don’t need to move the existing methods from the
classdeffile: you can just move it to the @-folder and add new methods as separate M-files. Note that methods defined as M-files are always public, unless they’re in theprivatesubdirectory.Look at the
timeseriesclass as an example of a class defined using aclassdeffile and an @-folder. Should be in$matlabroot\toolbox\matlab\timeseries\@timeseries.