MATLAB® provides the instance method Combine, that lets you
combine a series of delegates into a single delegate. The Remove
and RemoveAll methods delete individual delegates. For more
information, refer to the .NET Framework Class Library, as described in To Learn More About the .NET Framework.
For example, create the following MATLAB functions to use with the NetDocDelegate.delInteger
delegate:
function out = action1(n) out = 'Add flour'; disp(out) end
function out = action2(n) out = 'Add eggs'; disp(out) end
Create delegates step1 and step2:
step1 = NetDocDelegate.delInteger(@action1); step2 = NetDocDelegate.delInteger(@action2);
To combine into a new delegate, mixItems, type:
mixItems = step1.Combine(step2);
Or, type:
mixItems = step1.Combine(@action2);
Invoke mixItems:
result = mixItems(1);
In this case, the function action2 follows
action1:
Add flour Add eggs
The value of result is the output from the final delegate
(step2).
result = Add eggs
You also can use the System.Delegate class static methods,
Combine, Remove, and
RemoveAll.
To remove a step1 from mixItems, type:
step3 = mixItems.Remove(step1);