为什么这个类每次都要重新初始化?
我有 4 个文件,代码按预期“工作”。
我尝试清理所有内容,将代码放入函数中,等等......一切看起来都很好......但它不起作用。有人可以解释一下为什么 MatLab 如此古怪......还是我只是愚蠢?
通常情况下,我打字
terminator = simulation(100,20,0,0,0,1);
terminator.animate();
,它应该会生成一张树木地图,其中终结者在森林中走动。一切都以他的视角旋转。
当我将其分解为函数时......一切都停止工作。
我实际上只更改了几行代码,如注释中所示。
有效的代码:
classdef simulation
properties
landmarks
robot
end
methods
function obj = simulation(mapSize, trees, x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.landmarks = landmarks(mapSize, trees);
obj.robot = robot(x,y,heading,velocity);
end
function animate(obj)
%Setup Plots
fig=figure;
xlabel('meters'), ylabel('meters')
set(fig, 'name', 'Phil''s AWESOME 80''s Robot Simulator')
xymax = obj.landmarks.mapSize*3;
xymin = -(obj.landmarks.mapSize*3);
l=scatter([0],[0],'bo');
axis([xymin xymax xymin xymax]);
obj.landmarks.apparentPositions
%Simulation Loop THIS WAS ORGANIZED
for n = 1:720,
%Calculate and Set Heading/Location
obj.robot.headingChange = navigate(n);
%Update Position
obj.robot.heading = obj.robot.heading + obj.robot.headingChange;
obj.landmarks.heading = obj.robot.heading;
y = cosd(obj.robot.heading);
x = sind(obj.robot.heading);
obj.robot.x = obj.robot.x + (x*obj.robot.velocity);
obj.robot.y = obj.robot.y + (y*obj.robot.velocity);
obj.landmarks.x = obj.robot.x;
obj.landmarks.y = obj.robot.y;
%Animate
set(l,'XData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,1),'YData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,2));
rectangle('Position',[-2,-2,4,4]);
drawnow
end
end
end
end
-----------
classdef landmarks
properties
fixedPositions %# positions in a fixed coordinate system. [ x, y ]
mapSize = 10; %Map Size. Value is side of square
x=0;
y=0;
heading=0;
headingChange=0;
end
properties (Dependent)
apparentPositions
end
methods
function obj = landmarks(mapSize, numberOfTrees)
obj.mapSize = mapSize;
obj.fixedPositions = obj.mapSize * rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) .* sign(rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) - 0.5);
end
function apparent = get.apparentPositions(obj)
%-STILL ROTATES AROUND ORIGINAL ORIGIN
currentPosition = [obj.x ; obj.y];
apparent = bsxfun(@minus,(obj.fixedPositions)',currentPosition)';
apparent = ([cosd(obj.heading) -sind(obj.heading) ; sind(obj.heading) cosd(obj.heading)] * (apparent)')';
end
end
end
----------
classdef robot
properties
x
y
heading
velocity
headingChange
end
methods
function obj = robot(x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.x = x;
obj.y = y;
obj.heading = heading;
obj.velocity = velocity;
end
end
end
----------
function headingChange = navigate(n)
%steeringChange = 5 * rand(1) * sign(rand(1) - 0.5); Most chaotic shit
%Draw an S
if n <270
headingChange=1;
elseif n<540
headingChange=-1;
elseif n<720
headingChange=1;
else
headingChange=1;
end
end
无效的代码...
classdef simulation
properties
landmarks
robot
end
methods
function obj = simulation(mapSize, trees, x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.landmarks = landmarks(mapSize, trees);
obj.robot = robot(x,y,heading,velocity);
end
function animate(obj)
%Setup Plots
fig=figure;
xlabel('meters'), ylabel('meters')
set(fig, 'name', 'Phil''s AWESOME 80''s Robot Simulator')
xymax = obj.landmarks.mapSize*3;
xymin = -(obj.landmarks.mapSize*3);
l=scatter([0],[0],'bo');
axis([xymin xymax xymin xymax]);
obj.landmarks.apparentPositions
%Simulation Loop
for n = 1:720,
%Calculate and Set Heading/Location
%Update Position
headingChange = navigate(n);
obj.robot.updatePosition(headingChange);
obj.landmarks.updatePerspective(obj.robot.heading, obj.robot.x, obj.robot.y);
%Animate
set(l,'XData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,1),'YData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,2));
rectangle('Position',[-2,-2,4,4]);
drawnow
end
end
end
end
-----------------
classdef landmarks
properties
fixedPositions; %# positions in a fixed coordinate system. [ x, y ]
mapSize; %Map Size. Value is side of square
x;
y;
heading;
headingChange;
end
properties (Dependent)
apparentPositions
end
methods
function obj = createLandmarks(mapSize, numberOfTrees)
obj.mapSize = mapSize;
obj.fixedPositions = obj.mapSize * rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) .* sign(rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) - 0.5);
end
function apparent = get.apparentPositions(obj)
%-STILL ROTATES AROUND ORIGINAL ORIGIN
currentPosition = [obj.x ; obj.y];
apparent = bsxfun(@minus,(obj.fixedPositions)',currentPosition)';
apparent = ([cosd(obj.heading) -sind(obj.heading) ; sind(obj.heading) cosd(obj.heading)] * (apparent)')';
end
function updatePerspective(obj,tempHeading,tempX,tempY)
obj.heading = tempHeading;
obj.x = tempX;
obj.y = tempY;
end
end
end
-----------------
classdef robot
properties
x
y
heading
velocity
end
methods
function obj = robot(x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.x = x;
obj.y = y;
obj.heading = heading;
obj.velocity = velocity;
end
function updatePosition(obj,headingChange)
obj.heading = obj.heading + headingChange;
tempy = cosd(obj.heading);
tempx = sind(obj.heading);
obj.x = obj.x + (tempx*obj.velocity);
obj.y = obj.y + (tempy*obj.velocity);
end
end
end
导航功能是相同的...
我将不胜感激任何关于为什么事情不起作用的帮助。
我所做的就是从注释:%Simulation Loop THIS WAS ORGANIZED 下获取第一部分的代码,并将其分成 2 个函数。一种是机器人,另一种是地标。
每次都会创建一个新实例,因为它不断地在机器人类中打印该行的相同标题 obj.标题 = obj.标题 + 标题更改;
I have 4 files and the code 'works' as expected.
I try to clean everything up, place code into functions, etc... and everything looks fine... and it doesn't work. Can somebody please explain why MatLab is so quirky... or am I just stupid?
Normally, I type
terminator = simulation(100,20,0,0,0,1);
terminator.animate();
and it should produce a map of trees with the terminator walking around in a forest. Everything rotates to his perspective.
When I break it into functions... everything ceases to work.
I really only changed a few lines of code, shown in comments.
Code that works:
classdef simulation
properties
landmarks
robot
end
methods
function obj = simulation(mapSize, trees, x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.landmarks = landmarks(mapSize, trees);
obj.robot = robot(x,y,heading,velocity);
end
function animate(obj)
%Setup Plots
fig=figure;
xlabel('meters'), ylabel('meters')
set(fig, 'name', 'Phil''s AWESOME 80''s Robot Simulator')
xymax = obj.landmarks.mapSize*3;
xymin = -(obj.landmarks.mapSize*3);
l=scatter([0],[0],'bo');
axis([xymin xymax xymin xymax]);
obj.landmarks.apparentPositions
%Simulation Loop THIS WAS ORGANIZED
for n = 1:720,
%Calculate and Set Heading/Location
obj.robot.headingChange = navigate(n);
%Update Position
obj.robot.heading = obj.robot.heading + obj.robot.headingChange;
obj.landmarks.heading = obj.robot.heading;
y = cosd(obj.robot.heading);
x = sind(obj.robot.heading);
obj.robot.x = obj.robot.x + (x*obj.robot.velocity);
obj.robot.y = obj.robot.y + (y*obj.robot.velocity);
obj.landmarks.x = obj.robot.x;
obj.landmarks.y = obj.robot.y;
%Animate
set(l,'XData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,1),'YData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,2));
rectangle('Position',[-2,-2,4,4]);
drawnow
end
end
end
end
-----------
classdef landmarks
properties
fixedPositions %# positions in a fixed coordinate system. [ x, y ]
mapSize = 10; %Map Size. Value is side of square
x=0;
y=0;
heading=0;
headingChange=0;
end
properties (Dependent)
apparentPositions
end
methods
function obj = landmarks(mapSize, numberOfTrees)
obj.mapSize = mapSize;
obj.fixedPositions = obj.mapSize * rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) .* sign(rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) - 0.5);
end
function apparent = get.apparentPositions(obj)
%-STILL ROTATES AROUND ORIGINAL ORIGIN
currentPosition = [obj.x ; obj.y];
apparent = bsxfun(@minus,(obj.fixedPositions)',currentPosition)';
apparent = ([cosd(obj.heading) -sind(obj.heading) ; sind(obj.heading) cosd(obj.heading)] * (apparent)')';
end
end
end
----------
classdef robot
properties
x
y
heading
velocity
headingChange
end
methods
function obj = robot(x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.x = x;
obj.y = y;
obj.heading = heading;
obj.velocity = velocity;
end
end
end
----------
function headingChange = navigate(n)
%steeringChange = 5 * rand(1) * sign(rand(1) - 0.5); Most chaotic shit
%Draw an S
if n <270
headingChange=1;
elseif n<540
headingChange=-1;
elseif n<720
headingChange=1;
else
headingChange=1;
end
end
Code that does not work...
classdef simulation
properties
landmarks
robot
end
methods
function obj = simulation(mapSize, trees, x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.landmarks = landmarks(mapSize, trees);
obj.robot = robot(x,y,heading,velocity);
end
function animate(obj)
%Setup Plots
fig=figure;
xlabel('meters'), ylabel('meters')
set(fig, 'name', 'Phil''s AWESOME 80''s Robot Simulator')
xymax = obj.landmarks.mapSize*3;
xymin = -(obj.landmarks.mapSize*3);
l=scatter([0],[0],'bo');
axis([xymin xymax xymin xymax]);
obj.landmarks.apparentPositions
%Simulation Loop
for n = 1:720,
%Calculate and Set Heading/Location
%Update Position
headingChange = navigate(n);
obj.robot.updatePosition(headingChange);
obj.landmarks.updatePerspective(obj.robot.heading, obj.robot.x, obj.robot.y);
%Animate
set(l,'XData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,1),'YData',obj.landmarks.apparentPositions(:,2));
rectangle('Position',[-2,-2,4,4]);
drawnow
end
end
end
end
-----------------
classdef landmarks
properties
fixedPositions; %# positions in a fixed coordinate system. [ x, y ]
mapSize; %Map Size. Value is side of square
x;
y;
heading;
headingChange;
end
properties (Dependent)
apparentPositions
end
methods
function obj = createLandmarks(mapSize, numberOfTrees)
obj.mapSize = mapSize;
obj.fixedPositions = obj.mapSize * rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) .* sign(rand([numberOfTrees, 2]) - 0.5);
end
function apparent = get.apparentPositions(obj)
%-STILL ROTATES AROUND ORIGINAL ORIGIN
currentPosition = [obj.x ; obj.y];
apparent = bsxfun(@minus,(obj.fixedPositions)',currentPosition)';
apparent = ([cosd(obj.heading) -sind(obj.heading) ; sind(obj.heading) cosd(obj.heading)] * (apparent)')';
end
function updatePerspective(obj,tempHeading,tempX,tempY)
obj.heading = tempHeading;
obj.x = tempX;
obj.y = tempY;
end
end
end
-----------------
classdef robot
properties
x
y
heading
velocity
end
methods
function obj = robot(x,y,heading,velocity)
obj.x = x;
obj.y = y;
obj.heading = heading;
obj.velocity = velocity;
end
function updatePosition(obj,headingChange)
obj.heading = obj.heading + headingChange;
tempy = cosd(obj.heading);
tempx = sind(obj.heading);
obj.x = obj.x + (tempx*obj.velocity);
obj.y = obj.y + (tempy*obj.velocity);
end
end
end
The navigate function is the same...
I would appreciate any help as to why things aren't working.
All I did was take the code from the first section from under comment: %Simulation Loop THIS WAS ORGANIZED and break it into 2 functions. One in robot and one in landmarks.
Is a new instance created every time because it's constantly printing the same heading for this line int he robot class
obj.heading = obj.heading + headingChange;
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将您的定义替换为:
然后查看: http:// /www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/techdoc/matlab_oop/brfylq3.html
Replace your definitions with:
Then have a look at: http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/techdoc/matlab_oop/brfylq3.html
我会给你一个解释。
默认情况下,当您调用 MATLAB 对象上的方法时,框架会创建该对象的副本并调用该副本上的方法。这是与 C++ 完全不同的范例。在 C++ 中,当您调用对象的方法时,您是在对该对象实例的引用上调用该方法。
因此,当您调用
It 时,它会创建机器人对象的新副本,并在此副本上调用 updatePosition。原始机器人的状态保持不变。
使用句柄的另一种方法是编写如下代码:
另一种方法是使 che 类继承自句柄。在这种情况下,每个复制操作都会复制对类的引用,而不是实例,这就是更新函数更改实际对象状态的原因。
I'll give you an explanation.
By default, when you call a method on a MATLAB object, the framework creates a copy of the object and calls the method on this copy. This is a completely different paradigm to C++. In C++, when you call an object's method, you are calling the method on a reference to that object instance.
So, when you call
It is creating a new copy of the robot object, and calling updatePosition on this copy. The state of the original robot remains unchanged.
An alternative to using handles is to code like this:
The other approach is to make che class inherit from handle. In this case, every copy operation copies a reference to the class, not an instance, which is why the update functions change the actual objects state.