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Variables that exist on the labs running an spmd statement are accessible on the client as a Composite object. A Composite resembles a cell array with one element for each lab. So for Composite C:
C{1} represents value of C on lab1
C{2} represents value of C on lab2
etc.spmd statements create Composites automatically, which you can access after the statement completes. You can also create a Composite explicitly with the Composite function.
| exist | Check whether Composite is defined on labs |
| subsasgn | Subscripted assignment for Composite |
| subsref | Subscripted reference for Composite |
Other methods of a Composite object behave similarly to these MATLAB array functions:
| disp, display | Display Composite |
| end | Indicate last Composite index |
| isempty | Determine whether Composite is empty |
| length | Length of Composite |
| ndims | Number of Composite dimensions |
| numel | Number of elements in Composite |
| size | Composite dimensions |

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