JohnAshburner
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4 years ago Dear Fiona, Here it is. Best regards, -John
On Wed, 9 Sep 2020 at 07:09, zhiyuan zhang notifications@github.com wrote:
Dear all: Hi! I am currently using this tool in spm, but it is failed since there is no function 'spm_subFun' in the spm source code. It shows: Undefined function 'spm_subFun' corresponding to input parameter of type 'cell'
Could anyone help me with this?
Best, Fiona
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function varargout = spm_subfun(varargin) % Enable calling local functions % FORMAT [o1,o2,...] = spm_subfun(localfunctions,action,i1,i2,...) % The funcion is supposed to be inserted into multifunction m-files % so that it calls localfunctions within the scope of the m-file. % The output of this is used to match the action string with the % name of each local function to see which of them to call. %__ % Copyright (C) 2020 Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging
% $Id$ if nargin<=1 [varargout{1:nargout}] = import(varargin{1:nargin}); else [varargout{1:nargout}] = select(varargin{1:nargin}); end %==========================================================================
%========================================================================== function varargout = select(funs,opt,varargin) opt = lower(opt); s = import(funs); if ~isfield(s,opt), error('Unknown function (%s)',opt); end [varargout{1:nargout}] = feval(s.(opt),varargin{:}); %==========================================================================
%========================================================================== function varargout = import(funs,varargin) names = cellfun(@(x)lower(char(x)),funs,'UniformOutput',false); c = {names{:}; funs{:}}; varargout{1} = struct(c{:}); %==========================================================================
brudfors
Dear all: Hi! I am currently using this tool in spm, but it is failed since there is no function 'spm_subFun' in the spm source code. It shows: Undefined function 'spm_subFun' corresponding to input parameter of type 'cell'
Could anyone help me with this?
Best, Fiona