How to declare multiple global variables?
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Hello Friends,
I have multiple variables in my script file, say, var1, var2, var3. I want to declare them global variable. I tried to do the following:
function setGlobalDomain(val1, val2, val3)
global Domain1, Domain2, Domain3;
[Domain1, Domain2, Domain3] = deal(val1, val2, val3);
end
Next, I think I have to do the following to access them:
function r = getGlobalDomain
global Domain1, Domain2, Domain;
r = Domain1, Domain2, Domain3;
end
However, I am unable to understand how to do it. I think what I am doing above is valid to declare only one global variable, not to multiple global variables.
I will appreciate any advise!
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Geoff Hayes
on 2 Jul 2016
hello_world - remove the commas that separate your global variables. So instead of
global Domain1, Domain2, Domain3;
do
global Domain1 Domain2 Domain3;
Also, in getGlobalDomain if you are trying to concatenate the three global variables as r then you must wrap in square brackets or braces (if cell array) as
r = [Domain1 Domain2 Domain3]; % with or without commas
Finally, ask yourself if the global variables are absolutely necessary. Can you do something else instead? Why not return the values from your setGlobalDomain function instead of declaring them as global? How are the get and set methods being used?
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Geoff Hayes
on 3 Jul 2016
Please clarify what you mean by how to pass multiple variables there in your setGlobalDomain. You are passing three parameters into this function. Do you mean how to initialize the global variables?
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