clearTemporaryValue

Clear temporary value for setting

Syntax

clearTemporaryValue(s)

Description

clearTemporaryValue(s) clears the temporary value for the specified setting. If the temporary value is not set or not writeable, MATLAB^® throws an error.

Examples

Clear Setting Temporary Value

Set and then clear the temporary value for the maximum column width in MATLAB.

Get the root SettingsGroup object and set the temporary value for the maximum column width for comments in MATLAB.

s = settings;
s.matlab.editor.language.matlab.comments.MaxWidth.TemporaryValue = 80;

Display the current values for the maximum column width for comments in MATLAB. Since the temporary value is set, the active value for the setting is the temporary value. For more information on how the active value is determined, see Access and Modify Settings Programmatically.

s.matlab.editor.language.matlab.comments.MaxWidth

ans = 
 Setting 'matlab.editor.language.matlab.comments.MaxWidth' with properties.

       ActiveValue: 80
    TemporaryValue: 80
     PersonalValue: <no value>
 InstallationValue: <no value>
      FactoryValue: 75

Clear the temporary value. The active value for the setting is now set to the factory value.

clearTemporaryValue(s.matlab.editor.language.matlab.comments.MaxWidth)
s.matlab.editor.language.matlab.comments.MaxWidth

ans = 
 Setting 'matlab.editor.language.matlab.comments.MaxWidth' with properties.

       ActiveValue: 75
    TemporaryValue: <no value>
     PersonalValue: <no value>
 InstallationValue: <no value>
      FactoryValue: 75

Input Arguments

s — Setting

Setting object

Setting, specified as a Setting object. Use the settings function to access the root settings group object and all the available settings in the tree.

Version History

Introduced in R2018a