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builtin(function,
x1, ..., xn)
[y1, ..., yn] = builtin(function,
x1, ..., xn)
builtin is used in methods that overload built-in functions to execute the original built-in function. If function is a string containing the name of a built-in function, then
builtin(function, x1, ..., xn) evaluates the specified function at the given arguments x1 through xn. The function argument must be a string containing a valid function name. function cannot be a function handle.
[y1, ..., yn] = builtin(function, x1, ..., xn) returns multiple output arguments.
builtin(...) is the same as feval(...) except that it calls the original built-in version of the function even if an overloaded one exists. (For this to work you must never overload builtin.)
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