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SEE: [https://wiki.eigenvector.com/index.php?title=Working_With_EVRIADDON|| Working With EVRIADDON]
SEE: [[Working_With_EVRIADDON| Working With EVRIADDON]]


===See Also===
===See Also===
[[editds importmethods]]
[[editds importmethods]]

Latest revision as of 09:33, 3 November 2020

Purpose

Create an Eigenvector Add-On object.

Synopsis

list = evriaddon(entrypoint)

Description

EVRIADDON objects allows add-on products to indicate to PLS_Toolbox that they contain specific add-on funcitonality which is specifically queried by certain PLS_Toolbox functions. A product can add itself to PLS_Toolbox by simply creating an @evriaddon folder in its main folder. Within this folder, the application should create a single m-file named for the add-on product after a prefix of "addon_". For example: mia_toolbox -> addon_mia_toolbox.m This function should create an instance of an evriaddon_connection object (including an optional descriptive name of the add-on product) and then assign function handles to any of the entry points available within that connector. For example, within a folder named @evriaddon, the following function could be created:

function out = addon_mytoolbox(obj)
out = evriaddon_connection('My Toolbox'); 
out.importmethods = @myimport_methodlist;

evriaddon_connection entry points can be assigned as single function handles or as a cell array of function handles. Entry points in PLS_Toolbox needing to retrieve the list of function handles requesting calls into it should call evriaddon with the single input of the entry point name:

list = evriaddon('importmethods');

returns (list) as a cell array of function handles requesting calls.


SEE: Working With EVRIADDON

See Also

editds importmethods