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GT ECE 4560 - Intro to Automation & Robotics
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Suppose I have a matrix A = SE2([1;2] pi/3) ; How do we access to this matrix ? I end up having this msg: Access to an object's fields is only permitted within its methods.
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Just figured out, s = struct(A) ;
Sorry I didn't see your question before you closed it. You don't need to use struct. If your function is inside the @SE2 folder, you can access the fields of the input (for instance A) as displacement = A.d and rotation = A.R, where A.d is a 2-vector with x and y displacements and A.R is the rotation matrix.
Yeap. your reply on the email was helpful enough =(. Yes I didn't include the file inside SE2 foler.Thanks.
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