Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Bitwise Operations

• Constructors and Properties

• Data Manipulation

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• Data Type Operations

• Data Quantizing

• Element-Wise Logical Operators

• Math Operations

• Matrix Manipulation

• Radix Conversion

• Relational Operators

• Subscripted Assignment and Reference

• fi Object Operations

• fimath Object Operations

• fipref Object Operations

• numerictype Object Operations

• quantizer Object Operations

• Release Notes

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ispropequal - Determine whether properties of two `fi` objects are equal

Syntax

y = ispropequal(a,b,...)

Description

y = ispropequal(a,b,...) returns 1 if all the inputs are fi objects and all the inputs have the same properties. Otherwise, the function returns 0.

To compare the real-world values of two fi objects a and b, use a == b or isequal(a,b).

See Also

fi, isequal

isobject

isquantizer

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