How to use 'tid' command?

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Idris jae
Idris jae on 22 Apr 2020
Commented: Idris jae on 22 Apr 2020
Hi guys,
I am not sure if I put the question right.
I am trying to understand a code i came across and trying tiunderstand the implmentation.
Equation 1 is clear, the question is on equation 2. can anyone explain the function of ''@(tid)".
I have checked MATLAB documentation but found skelatal explanation.
Thank you
wvppts.wvelv = @(h,x,y,wf,t) 0.5*h*cos(k*x-wf*t);.............1
vpostnSb=@(tid) real(wvppts.wvelv(h,x,y,const.wf,tid)).........2
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Stephen23
Stephen23 on 22 Apr 2020
Edited: Stephen23 on 22 Apr 2020
"How to use 'tid' command?"
tid is not a command, it is the input argument of an anonymous function:
Idris jae
Idris jae on 22 Apr 2020
I still didnt get clear explanantion on 'tid"., All I get in the matlab documentation is tid is task identifier,please i want to know how it works in the function.
is it some sort of range of values?

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Idris jae
Idris jae on 22 Apr 2020
thanks

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