save the change to a variable in a function

In my project, I need to use some functions periodicly. But I found that even the value of a variable is changed in the first function, the second function still can't use the new value, how can I solve the problem if I don't want to use global?
Any help will be appreciated!
Thank you!
*part of my main code is shown below, t means time
if t>g && t<=g+o
plot(x1,y1,'.y','MarkerSize',35);c1=2;
plot(x2,y2,'.y','MarkerSize',35);c2=2;
plot(x3,y3,'.y','MarkerSize',35);c3=2;
plot(x4,y4,'.y','MarkerSize',35);c4=2;
cfnorth(w,north,z,cnt1,a1,b1);
cfeast(w,east,z,cnt2,a2,b2);
cfsouth(w,south,z,cnt3,a3,b3);
cfwest(w,west,z,cnt4,a4,b4);
movecars(z,jaywalk,w,p,cnt1,a1,b1,c1,f1,pass1,cnt2,a2,b2,c2,f2,...
pass2,cnt3,a3,b3,c3,f3,pass3,cnt4,a4,b4,c4,f4,pass4);
pause(1);
M(t)=getframe;
end
if t>g+o && t<=g+o+r
plot(x1,y1,'.g','MarkerSize',35);c1=3;
plot(x2,y2,'.r','MarkerSize',35);c2=1;
plot(x3,y3,'.g','MarkerSize',35);c3=3;
plot(x4,y4,'.r','MarkerSize',35);c4=1;
cfnorth(w,north,z,cnt1,a1,b1);
cfeast(w,east,z,cnt2,a2,b2);
cfsouth(w,south,z,cnt3,a3,b3);
cfwest(w,west,z,cnt4,a4,b4);
movecars(z,jaywalk,w,p,cnt1,a1,b1,c1,f1,pass1,cnt2,a2,b2,c2,f2,...
pass2,cnt3,a3,b3,c3,f3,pass3,cnt4,a4,b4,c4,f4,pass4);
pause(1);
M(t)=getframe;
end
...

4 commentaires

KSSV
KSSV le 8 Oct 2020
What variables are not changing? You need to give more details.
越琪 吴
越琪 吴 le 9 Oct 2020
except for w&p, all the variables are changed in the functions
If you use function, you need to return the variable that are changed. Then assign the outputs of the function. For example
if true
[A,B,C] = functionone(A,B,C,D,E);
[C,D,X] = functiontwo(A,B,C);
end
Rik
Rik le 10 Oct 2020
Comment posted as flag by 越琪 吴:
this answer exactly solve my problem! Thank you soooooooooooooooo much! My appreciation is beyond description!

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