Dear all,

I have a question about how to call a function as an argument of another function. 

For example, first I have "fun1" as 

function a=fun1(x,y)
a=x*y;

then, I want to write "fun2" which calls "fun1" as an argument as

fun2(x,y,fun1);

function a=fun2(x,y,f)
a=f(x,y);

Apparently, above codes do not work. So how could I write "fun2" correctly?? Thanks
in advance!!
 
Best,

Xiaoxia Ye

            
Hi 
Xiaoxia

Run the following code and see the results, I hope it will solve your
problem.

function a = main()
x = 3;
y = 4;
a2 =
func2(x,y,fun1(x,y));
disp(a2);
end

function b = func2(x,y,f)
b
= x+y+f;
end

function a = fun1(x,y)
a = x*y;
end

Mudasser

--- On Sun, 3/23/08, Ye, Xiaoxia
<wisesummerye@yahoo.com> wrote:
From: Ye, Xiaoxia <wisesummerye@yahoo.com>
Subject:
[matlab] How to call a function as an argument of another function
To:
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Date: Sunday, March 23, 2008, 1:26 AM



    

            
Dear all,



I have a question about how to call a function as an argument of another function. 



For example, first I have "fun1" as 



function a=fun1(x,y)

a=x*y;



then, I want to write "fun2" which calls "fun1" as an argument as



fun2(x,y,fun1) ;



function a=fun2(x,y,f)

a=f(x,y);



Apparently, above codes do not work. So how could I write "fun2" correctly?? Thanks in
advance!!

 

Best,



Xiaoxia Ye