Hi,
I have the following problem. I have two classes, say second_class and first_class, where second_class<first_class i.e. second_class inherits from first_class . Both of those classes have a method, say "do_something" and I would like to write Help for "do_something" in second_class. In this method, second_class first applies do_something from first_class and then does some further processing. I guess there is no way to "inherit" the help from first_class and then add a description of what is specific to second_class. I just have to manually copy the help from first_class, paste it in second_class and then add the specifics of second_class. Am I wrong on this? The setup for second_class could look as follows:
classdef second_class < first_classproperties ...endmethods function out=do_something(varargin) out=do_something@first_class(varargin{:}) out=do_something_else(out); endendend
The problem is somewhat related to a question I asked earlier but it is slightly different. There I was asking whether two functions with identical behavior could share the same help without having to copy and paste.
There was an indirect solution that I liked very much, but I guess it cannot be applied to this case?
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