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Determine if C++ object is read-only
Since R2019b
tf = clibIsReadOnly(cppObj)
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tf = clibIsReadOnly(cppObj) returns logical 1 (true) if cppObj is read-only. Otherwise, it returns logical 0 (false).
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Suppose that you have a MATLAB® interface to this C++ library MyClass:
MyClass
const class MyClass { public: int val1; int val2; }; const MyClass& func();
Call the function func in MATLAB to create a const MyClass object:
func
res = clib.MyClass.func()
res = read-only MyClass with properties: val1: 1 val2: 2
Verify that the object is read-only:
clibIsReadOnly(res)
ans = logical 1
The function returns logical 1 (true) meaning the object is read-only.
C++ object created in MATLAB, specified as a handle
Introduced in R2019b
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