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I decided not to have this compact mode because lines may get really long. But I will think about it again.

This is the code I used for copyobj:
        function new = copyobj(obj)
            % This method acts as a copy constructor for all derived
            % classes.
            new = feval(class(obj)); % create new object of correct subclass.
            mobj = metaclass(obj);
            % Only copy properties which are
            % * not dependent or dependent and have a SetMethod
            % * not constant
            % * not abstract
            % * defined in this class or have public SetAccess - not
            % sure whether this restriction is necessary
            sel = find(cellfun(@(cProp)(~cProp.Constant && ...
                ~cProp.Abstract && ...
                (~cProp.Dependent || ...
                (cProp.Dependent && ...
                ~isempty(cProp.SetMethod))),mobj.Properties));
            for k = sel(:)'
                new.(mobj.Properties{k}.Name) = obj.(mobj.Properties{k}.Name);
            end
end

Hi Jveer,
the MATLAB code should work on mac osx. However, you will need to modify qsub_submit_cm.m and qsub_check_finish.m. You will have to replace the qsub and qstat calls with their xgrid equivalents.
In qsub_submit_cm, you will have to replace the qsub command line call with the appropriate call to "xgrid ... -job submit ...", and in qsub_check_finish.m you would replace the qstat calls with "xgrid ... -job status ..." or something like this.
I do not have any experience with mac osx or xgrid, but it should be fairly straightforward to adapt these calls. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. If you get this code to run, it would be nice to let me know about the appropriate xgrid commands.