MATLAB: How to get the base workspace varibles in a function

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Hey guys, the 'who' method only return the function argument. How to return the base workspace? Thank you so much`~~

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Do you mean that you just want to get the list of variables in the base workspace from your function? How about:

   evalin('base', 'who')

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The variable might not be in the same workspace. If you defined it at the command prompt then it would be in the "base" workspace rather than in the function's workspace. You can retrieve variables from the base workspace:

   evalin('base', 'kinect_image')

but almost always a better way is to pass the variable to the function.

MATLAB: What are the Simulink.CustomSignal and Simulink.CustomParameter objects referring to in the documentation for Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder 4.0 (R14)

In R13, these objects were designed to be used for implementing Custom Storage Classes, but the semantics on this were not very clear. The "custom" objects differed from the normal ones by the initial RTWInfo class that was used to contain code generation data:

custom_object = Simulink.CustomParameter
 custom_object  =
 Simulink.CustomParameter
         RTWInfo: [1x1 Simulink.CustomParameterRTWInfo]
     Description: ''
        DocUnits: ''
           Value: []
custom_object .RTWInfo
 Simulink.CustomParameterRTWInfo
           StorageClass: 'Custom'
                  Alias: ''
       CustomAttributes: [1x1 Simulink.SCAttrib_BitField]
     CustomStorageClass: 'BitField'
normal_object = Simulink.Parameter
 normal_object =
 Simulink.Parameter
         RTWInfo: [1x1 Simulink.RTWInfo]
     Description: ''
        DocUnits: ''
           Value: []
normal_object.RTWInfo
 Simulink.RTWInfo
     StorageClass: 'Auto'
            Alias: ''

However, the Simulink.Parameter's RTWInfo could be overwritten with the required data structure:

normal_object.RTWInfo = thing.RTWInfo
 normal_object =
 Simulink.Parameter
         RTWInfo: [1x1 Simulink.CustomParameterRTWInfo]
     Description: ''
        DocUnits: ''
           Value: []

The Data Class Designer GUI also enforced the use of Simulink.Parameter initialized to a different RTWInfo structure, so it was difficult to do this in the expected way in R13. If your code does not derive from Simulink.CustomSignal or Simulink.CustomParameter objects, you will not need to change to these classes. However, you should be aware that the RTWInfo parameter is now more tightly controlled, so you should move any data which was formally contained in a custom RTWInfo object into the objects derived from Simulink.Signal or Simulink.Parameter.

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