listener callback execution error

Hello,

Can you please help me understand the following error?

Two classes:

classdef ToggleButton < handle
   properties
      State = false
   end
   events
      ToggledState
   end
   methods
      function OnStateChange(obj,newState)
         if newState ~= obj.State
            obj.State = newState;
            notify(obj,'ToggledState');
         end
      end
   end
end
...
classdef RespondToToggle < handle
   methods
      function obj = RespondToToggle(toggle_button_obj)
         addlistener(toggle_button_obj,'ToggledState',@obj.handleEvnt);
      end
   end
   methods
      function handleEvnt(toggle_button_obj,~)
         if toggle_button_obj.State
            disp('ToggledState is true')
         else
            disp('ToggledState is false')
         end
      end
   end
end

>> button=ToggleButton; >> responder=RespondToToggle(button); >> OnStateChange(button,1) Warning: Error occurred while executing callback: Error using RespondToToggle/handleEvnt Too many input arguments.

Error in RespondToToggle>@(varargin)obj.handleEvnt(varargin{:}) (line 4) addlistener(toggle_button_obj,'ToggledState',@obj.handleEvnt);

Error in ToggleButton/OnStateChange (line 12) notify(obj,'ToggledState');

> In ToggleButton>ToggleButton.OnStateChange at 12 >>

Answer 1

[Guillaume]

Since handleEvnt is a method of the class RespondToToggle its first argument will be an object of type RespondToToggle. In addition, it will receive two arguments from the event, the object that triggers the event, and the event argument. Thus, the signature of the event handler should be:

function handleEvnt(obj, toggle_button_obj, ~) %obj could be replaced by ~

sidenote: for a proper OOP design State should have private write access.