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Should have been simple to read a class instance from .mat via C++, but wasn't
SK: You seem to have identified the root cause: no Matlab support for user-defined class I/O. Naturally I'm disappointed, b...
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Should have been simple to read a class instance from .mat via C++, but wasn't
SK: Thank you for the suggestions. Not to preempt your trying out the code, but I went ahead and added /Zp8 and /DMX_COMPAT_...
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Should have been simple to read a class instance from .mat via C++, but wasn't
SK: I tried the following code, slightly modified from your example above to provide main(), plus a small amount of error che...
11 years ago | 0
Should have been simple to read a class instance from .mat via C++, but wasn't
SK: Thank you for the code snippet. I successfully replicated your results via Matlab command window. The same code snippet...
11 years ago | 0
Should have been simple to read a class instance from .mat via C++, but wasn't
SK: Thank you again for your response. I wish that matlab had provided an example to open a class instance... In follow...
11 years ago | 0
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Should have been simple to read a class instance from .mat via C++, but wasn't
<</matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/19954/simple.GIF>> Hello: I'm looking to write a class instance via Matlab and rea...
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