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function theResult = var(varargin)
% ncvar/var -- Manipulate the constituent-variables.
% var(self) returns the list of variables that contribute
% to self, a composite "ncvar" object. A non-composite
% variable returns the empty-cell {}.
% var(v1, s1, d1, v2, s2, d2, ...) returns a composite "ncvar"
% object, based on the variables v1, ..., their respective
% source-indices s1, ..., and their corresponding destination-
% indices d1, ... Each set of indices is contained in a cell;
% use the string ':' for a standalone-colon. The source-
% indices refer to the participating "ncvar" objects, whereas
% the destination-indices refer to the composite output array.
% A composite-variable behaves much like a regular variable.
% var(v1, v2, ...) returns an "ncvar" object representing
% a composite-variable, whose constituents are the given
% "ncvar" objects v1, v2, ... Use "ncvar/subs" to set-up
% the corresponding source and destination indices.
% Copyright (C) 1997 Dr. Charles R. Denham, ZYDECO.
% All Rights Reserved.
% Disclosure without explicit written consent from the
% copyright owner does not constitute publication.
% Version of 29-Sep-1997 15:47:27.
if nargin < 1, help(mfilename), return, end
if nargin == 1
self = varargin{1};
result = self.itsVars;
if isempty(result), result = {}; end
elseif nargin > 1 & isa(varargin{2}, 'ncvar')
self = ncvar;
theVars = varargin;
if isempty(theVars), theVars = {}; end
self.itsVars = theVars;
result = self;
elseif nargin > 2 & ...
rem(nargin, 3) == 0 & ...
isa(varargin{2}, 'cell')
self = ncvar;
theVars = varargin(1:3:length(varargin));
theSrcsubs = varargin(2:3:length(varargin));
theDstsubs = varargin(3:3:length(varargin));
self.itsVars = theVars;
self.itsSrcsubs = theSrcsubs;
self.itsDstsubs = theDstsubs;
result = self;
else
result = ncvar;
warning(' ## Invalid syntax.')
end
if nargout > 0
theResult = result;
else
ncans(result)
end
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