I have a main class which takes 2 arguments, Two arguments(Same) are coming from 2 another classes which are doing differnet computations . Now I need to define a 3rd argument which allows user to specify which class he wish to chooses .
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Sagar Saxena
il 10 Lug 2018
Risposto: Jeff Miller
il 11 Lug 2018
Lest say : Main Class is : obj = mainClass (a,b) other 2 classes which uses a,b are :
1) obj = Sum(a,b) 2) obj = Diff(a,b)
I need to provide a 3rd input argument in the main class where user can decide which one out of the 2 class he wants to use, wether sum class or diff class.
How do I define 3rd argument linking the 2 classes to choose.
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Jeff Miller
il 11 Lug 2018
I'm guessing main class is a parent class and sum and diff are two child classes descended from it.
If that is right, the best approach is to write a separate function that returns whichever class the user wants, e.g.,
function myClass = ClassSelector(a,b,type)
switch type
case 'sum'
myClass = Sum(a,b);
case 'diff'
myClass = Diff(a,b);
end
end
In good OO design, the parent class should not know anything about the different child classes. For example, you don't want to have to change the parent class if you add a new type of child (e.g, Product(a,b)).
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