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Thread Subject: meaning of schema.p by using package.classes

Subject: meaning of schema.p by using package.classes

From: Olaf

Date: 9 Nov, 2007 06:02:37

Message: 1 of 2

Hi,

what is the meaning of schema.p files inside the package.class sub
directories? How to create them manually?

Thanks
Olaf

Subject: meaning of schema.p by using package.classes

From: Yair Altman

Date: 9 Nov, 2007 07:58:49

Message: 2 of 2

Olaf <noreplay@inder.net> wrote in message
<fh0t5t$585$1@fuerst.cs.uni-magdeburg.de>...
> Hi,
>
> what is the meaning of schema.p files inside the
package.class sub
> directories? How to create them manually?
>
> Thanks
> Olaf

These are probably pcode (compiled) versions of schema.m,
which defines the class members (properties, methods and
their scope access). There are several schema.m files you
can look at for examples. The entire schema concept is
Matlab's new object-oriented approach, that has been in beta
or internal-use status for several years now and is still
not officially supported nor documented. However, it allows
very important functionality and is relatively easy to use.

Yair Altman
http://ymasoftware.com

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