??? Too many input arguments.

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Thang Nguyen
Thang Nguyen on 16 Jan 2013
I follow example in Matalb Object Oriented> Hiearchy to create a parent class called DocAsset and child class called DocBond. I included the text of these classes below cause I cannot find how to attach file. When I try to create an instant of the class I got these error messages: >> t = DocBond ??? Too many input arguments.
Error in ==> DocBond>DocBond.DocBond at 12 function obj = DocBond(description,faceValue,yield,currentBondYield)
>> t = DocBond('bond 1',1,2,3) ??? Too many input arguments.
Error in ==> DocBond>DocBond.DocBond at 12 function obj = DocBond(description,faceValue,yield,currentBondYield)
I believe constructor should be able to handle with variant input argument otherwise I have correct number of input.
%========================================
classdef DocAsset
properties
description = '';
currentValue = 0;
end
properties (SetAccess = private)
dateOpen;
type = AssetType.Savings;
end
methods
function obj = DocAsset(description,currentValue,type)
if nargin > 0
a.description = description;
a.dateOpen = date;
a.type = type;
a.currentValue = currentValue;
end
end
function obj = setType(obj,type)
if (type ~= AssetType.Bond || type ~= AssetType.Stock || type ~= AssetType.Savings)
error('Type must be an enum AssetType');
end
obj.Type = type;
end
function disp(obj)
fprintf('Description: %s\nDate: %s\nType: %s\nCurrentValue:%9.2f\n',...
obj.description,obj.dateOpen,obj.type,obj.currentValue);
end
end
end
%========================================
classdef DocBond < DocAsset
properties
faceValue = 0;
yield = 0;
currentBondYield = 0;
end
methods
function obj = DocBond(description,faceValue,yield,currentBondYield)
if nargin ~= 4
description = '';
faceValue = 0;
yield = 0;
currentBondYield = 0;
end
marketValue = DocBond.CalcValue(faceValue,yield,currentBondYield);
obj = obj@DocAsset(description,marketValue,AssetType.Bond);
obj.faceValue = faceValue;
obj.yield = yield;
obj.currentBondYield = currentBondYield;
end
function disp(obj)
disp@DocAsset(obj);
fprintf('Face value of bonds: $%g\nYield: %3.2f%%\n',...
obj.faceValue,obj.yield);
end
end
methods (Static)
function marketValue = CalcValue(faceValue,yield,currentYield)
if currentYield <= 0 || yield <= 0
marketValue = faceValue;
else
marketValue = faceValue*yield/currentYield;
end
end
end
end
%============================
classdef(Enumeration) AssetType
enumeration
bond(0)
stock(1)
savings(2)
end
end
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Thang Nguyen
Thang Nguyen on 16 Jan 2013
Edited: Thang Nguyen on 16 Jan 2013
Hi, I put it here hope you can load it. Let me know if you cannot https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2xR6sx29-9hRDQ3dVAzTzVYLXM/edit In project, I modified a little bit by using enum instead of string.

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Thang Nguyen
Thang Nguyen on 16 Jan 2013
I found the answer, because I replaced string by eNum and I cannot use %s to print enum. The issue is error message here is not helpful at all.

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