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Added matlab object saving - #10
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No problem, I'm happy that I am able to contribute :) I have not tested it with Octave, sorry. This might not also work on earlier versions of MATLAB (< 2007-2008), where class syntax was different as far as I know. Also, it might be good to add this capability to saveubjson.m too. I didn't want to change it before the initial pull request was revised. |
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it would be nice to use the existing "isoct" variable or opt.IsOctave field in the savejson to test for octave.
that would be nice too |
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Since many people incorporate MATLAB classes, it would be useful to support saving the (public) properties of matlab objects.
The code is tested for empty object, i.e. numel(obj) == 0; vector of objects. Currently, the code flattens 2D or higher dimensional array of objects to a vector.