call function inside class in matlab

In MATLAB, you can call a function inside a class by first creating an instance of the class and then using dot notation to access the function.

Here is an example demonstrating how to call a function inside a MATLAB class:

main.m
classdef MyClass
    methods
        function result = myFunction(obj, input)
            result = input * 2;
        end
    end
end

% Create an instance of the class
myObj = MyClass();

% Call the function using dot notation
output = myObj.myFunction(4);
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In this example, we define a class called MyClass that has a method called myFunction. The myFunction method takes an input and returns the input multiplied by 2. We then create an instance of the MyClass using myObj = MyClass(), and finally, we call the myFunction method using myObj.myFunction(4), which will return the result 8.

Remember to replace MyClass with the actual name of your class, and myFunction with the actual name of the function you want to call inside the class.

Note that the function must be defined inside the class using the methods block in order to be called using dot notation.