How to robustly set class object properties in the class constructor when using name-value approach without handling them one-by-one?

For the following, is there any robust way to set the class object properties at once by copying each input struct field value to its corresponding class object property wihtout iterating over them one-by-one?

classdef classX
    
    properties
     Prop1, Prop2, Prop3;   
    end
    
    methods
        
        function obj = classX(namedArgs)
            
            arguments
             namedArgs.Prop1 = default1;
             namedArgs.Prop2 = default2;
             namedArgs.Prop3 = default3;
            end
            
            % How to make the following lines robust and indepedent of the number of object properties? 
            obj.Prop1=namedArgs.Prop1;
            obj.Prop2=namedArgs.Prop2;
            obj.Prop3=namedArgs.Prop3;
            
        end
    end
    
end

Answer 1

[Jeff Miller]

One option might be something like this:

% How to make...
fnames = fieldnames(namedArgs);
for ifield=1:length(fnames)
    s = fnames{ifield};
    obj.(s) = namedArgs.(s);
end