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How to return struct from a MathScript function?

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Could someone guide me how to return struct from MathScript node if I have something like this in it:

[stat.mymax, stat.mymin] = mymaxmin(1, 2)

The script looks like this:

function [mymax, mymin] = mymaxmin(a,b)
%max min
mymax = max(a,b);
mymin = min(a,b);
end

And the code:

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Michał Bieńkowski
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It seems that output will not be automatically assigned because mymaxmin function is included in run time with addpath function...

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Accepted by topic author bienieck

To close the subject:

To be able to automatically assign output structure in a custom function I needed to set MathSript Search Paths: Tools > Options >MathScript > Search Paths.

From my understanding, it will never work with addpath() and in such case, I need to manually assign output data types (and I believe struct will not be an option).

Case closed.

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