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Reset Algorithm State

When a user calls reset on a System object, the internalresetImpl method is called. In this example, pCount is an internal counter property of the Counter System object™. When a user calls reset, pCount resets to 0.

classdef Counter < matlab.System % Counter System object that increments a counter

properties (Access = private) pCount end

methods (Access = protected) % Increment the counter and return % its value as an output function c = stepImpl(obj) obj.pCount = obj.pCount + 1; c = obj.pCount; end

  % Reset the counter to zero.
  function resetImpl(obj)
     obj.pCount = 0;
  end

end end

Release System Object Resources

When release is called on a System object, the internal releaseImpl method is called if step orsetup was previously called (see Summary of Call Sequence). This example shows how to implement the method that releases resources allocated and used by the System object. These resources include allocated memory and files used for reading or writing.

This method allows you to clear the axes on the Whiteboard figure window while keeping the figure open.

function releaseImpl(obj) cla(Whiteboard.getWhiteboard()); hold on end

For a complete definition of the Whiteboard System object, see Create a Whiteboard System Object.

See Also

resetImpl | releaseImpl

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