Forward compatibility for batch lazy-loading in SPM devel#87
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Forward compatibility for batch lazy-loading in SPM devel#87gllmflndn wants to merge 1 commit intoSnPM-toolbox:masterfrom
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What does this PR do?
In a future version of SPM, batch modules can be evaluated on request instead of at start time (lazy-loading). As a consequence, this means that the
.valfield of a module can contain a function handle which, when executed, will return the parameters of a module, instead of directly containing the parameters themselves (as in SPM12).The proposed change guarantees that SnPM will work with current and future versions of SPM for that matter.
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Tests fail because they rely on nansum() from the Statistics toolbox, which is not installed on my system.