Code Analyzer has identified a reference to a second property within a set method for a non-dependent property. If the set method of one property accesses another non-dependent property, initialization of the property can fail because MATLAB does not guarantee the initialization order.

When MATLAB loads an object, the order in which the properties are set is not guaranteed. If a property is not set when your code expects it, a reference to that property can fail. For techniques to overcome this type of dependency, see Avoiding Property Initialization Order Dependency.

If the property that your set method is accessing is a transient property, order dependency problems still might occur during load. Make your property Dependent or Transient in order to avoid order dependencies. For more information, see Property Attributes.

It is not recommended that you suppress this Code Analyzer message, as others might attempt to save and reload objects from this class and see errors or get unpredictable results. A class definition with this warning may fail to load correctly in future versions of MATLAB.