Examples Using .NET (MATLAB®)

• Getting Started

Key Features

Array Creation

Matrix and Array Operations

Loops and Conditional Statements

Script Locations

About Matrices

Entering Matrices

sum, transpose, and diag

Examples of Expressions

The format Function

Suppressing Output

Entering Long Statements

Deleting Rows and Columns

Scalar Expansion

Logical Subscripting

The find Function

Multidimensional Arrays

Plotting Multiple Data Sets in One Graph

Specifying Line Styles and Colors

Plotting Lines and Markers

Graphing Imaginary and Complex Data

Adding Plots to an Existing Graph

Figure Windows

Displaying Multiple Plots in One Figure

Controlling the Axes

Adding Axis Labels and Titles

Saving Figures

About Mesh and Surface Plots

Visualizing Functions of Two Variables

About Plotting Image Data

Reading and Writing Images

Overview of Printing

Printing from the File Menu

Exporting the Figure to a Graphics File

Using the Print Command

Graphics Objects

Setting Object Properties

Functions for Working with Objects

Specifying Axes or Figures

Finding the Handles of Existing Objects

Conditional Control - if, else, switch

Loop Control - for, while, continue, break

Program Termination - return

Command vs. Function Syntax

• User's Guide

• Desktop Tools and Development Environment

• Data Import and Export

• Mathematics

• Data Analysis

• Programming Fundamentals

• Object-Oriented Programming

• Graphics

• 3-D Visualization

• Creating Graphical User Interfaces

Handle Graphics Property Browser

• External Interfaces

• Read and Write MATLAB MAT-Files in C/C++ and Fortran

• Calling C Shared Library Functions from MATLAB

• Creating C/C++ and Fortran Programs to be Callable from MATLAB (MEX-Files)

• Creating C/C++ Language MEX-Files

• Creating Fortran MEX-Files

• Calling MATLAB Engine from C/C++ and Fortran Programs

• Using Java Libraries from MATLAB

• Using .NET Libraries from MATLAB

• Examples Using .NET

• Access a Simple .NET Class

System.DateTime Example

Create .NET Object From Constructor

View Information About .NET Object

Introduction to .NET Data Types

Load a Global .NET Assembly

• Pass Numeric Arguments

Call .NET Methods with Numeric Arguments

Use .NET Numeric Types in MATLAB

• Pass System.String Arguments

Call .NET Methods with System.String Arguments

Use System.String in MATLAB

• Pass System.Enum Arguments

Call .NET Methods with System.Enum Arguments

Use System.Enum in MATLAB

Pass System.Nullable Arguments

• Set Static .NET Properties

System.Environment.CurrentDirectory Example

Do Not Use ClassName.PropertyName Syntax for Static Properties

Use .NET Properties That Take Arguments

MATLAB Does Not Display Protected Properties or Fields

• Examples Using .NET Methods

Work with .NET Methods Having Multiple Signatures

Calling Methods Examples

Call .NET Methods That Use the out Keyword

Call .NET Methods That Use the ref Keyword

Call .NET Methods That Use the params Keyword

• Call .NET Methods with Optional Arguments

Setting Up the Examples

Skip Optional Arguments

Call Overloaded Methods

• Tips for Working with Cell Arrays of .NET Data

Example of Cell Arrays of .NET Data

Create a Cell Array for Each System.Object

Create MATLAB Variables from the .NET Data

Call MATLAB Functions with MATLAB Variables

An Assembly is a Library of .NET Classes

Converting Nested System.Object Arrays

• Using COM Objects from MATLAB

• MATLAB COM Client Support

• MATLAB COM Automation Server Support

• Using Web Services with MATLAB

• Serial Port I/O

• C/C++ and Fortran API Reference

• Functions

• Examples

• Release Notes

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