Reputation: 216
I am stuck with what I expect should be something relatively simple to do. I am writing a class Superclass
such that:
Superclass < handle
and then:
MyClass < Superclass
MyClass
contains function DisplayObjectName
, which should do what the name suggests. That is, display the name of the class instance (object).
For example, I create an object:
TestObject = MyClass(inputvariable);
Then I would like to have a function such that when I call
TestObject.DisplayObjectName()
the output would be
ans = TestObject
I could not seem to find a way to do that. Any ideas? Any help would be very much appreciated.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1013
Reputation: 12345
The inputname
function seems to do the trick.
classdef SuperClass < handle
methods
function displayObjectName(self)
disp(inputname(1))
end
end
end
Then
classdef MyClass < SuperClass
end
And
>> TestObject = MyClass;
>> TestObject.displayObjectName
TestObject
Upvotes: 4