MATLAB upgrade to 2018a and UD Library breaks

Here is something that I think illustrates the problem.  I run the following in Matlab 2017a with the responses shown:

>> enumeration('LabJack.LabJackUD.DEVICE')

Enumeration members for class 'LabJack.LabJackUD.DEVICE':

    UE9
    U3
    U6

>> enumeration('LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD+DEVICE')

Enumeration members for class 'LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD+DEVICE':

    UE9
    U3
    U6

Now, the same thing, run in 2018a:

>> enumeration('LabJack.LabJackUD.DEVICE')

No class LabJack.LabJackUD.DEVICE.

>> enumeration('LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD+DEVICE')

Enumeration members for class 'LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD+DEVICE':

    UE9
    U3
    U6

So the fix seems to be that I use commands like this - OpenLabJack(LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD+DEVICE.U6..... but Matlab doesn't recognize '+' as a valid character in the type name!  Argh.  Is there a workaround anyone knows of that uses another way to refer to enumerated types with this library wrapper?

Thank you for you help!  I am working through my code, using the string versions of functions as a workaround.  I have now run into a problem where I compared an error code to an enumerated value in the past.  I'll hopefully figure it out, but if you have some idea of how I would work around this, I would appreciate it.

The code here (taken from an example wrapper code section), I compare eNet.LJUDError to an enumerated value, but this use of stringToConstant doesn't work, because eNet.LJUDError is an enumerated type (LJUD+LJUDERROR) (of which I can't refer to anymore because it is apparently nested). 

    while finished == false
        try
            [ljerror, ioType, channel, dblValue, dummyInt, dummyDouble] = ljudObj.GetNextResult(ljhandle, ioType, channel, dblValue, dummyInt, dummyDouble);
        catch e
            if(isa(e, 'NET.NetException'))
                eNet = e.ExceptionObject;
                if(isa(eNet, 'LabJack.LabJackUD.LabJackUDException'))
                    if(eNet.LJUDError == ljudObj.StringToConstant('LJE_NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE'))
                        finished = true;
                    end
                end
            end
            %Report non NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE error.
            if(finished == false)
                throw(e)
            end
        end
    end
 

I figured that one out.  I convert the values to the underlying integer:

That section now looks like this:

                if(isa(eNet, 'LabJack.LabJackUD.LabJackUDException'))
                    if(double(eNet.LJUDError) == ljudObj.StringToConstant('LJE_NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE'))
                        finished = true;
                    end
                end
 

But now I have another hiccup, converting everything over to the String versions.  Somewhere I remember reading that I need to use eGetPtr when reading arrays:

%Use eGetPtr when reading arrays in 64-bit applications.

[ljerror, numScansRequested] = ljudObj.eGetPtr(ljhandle, ljudObj.StringToConstant('LJ_ioGET_STREAM_DATA'), ljudObj.StringToConstant('LJ_chALL_CHANNELS'), numScansRequested, adblData);

errors out, with MATLAB reporting that "No method 'eGetPtr' with matching signature found for class 'LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD'."  I think this is because it is expecting the enumerated types as input parameters, not just constant integers. Is there a String version of this function?

I've been working with Mathworks Support on this, and I think I have found a workaround for the eGetPtr problem.  You are right, I need it, running a 64-bit app.  I essentially manually instantiate the nested enumerations in MATLAB for this particular call. 

    % Workaround for MATLAB 2018a : 
    t1 = ljasm.AssemblyHandle.GetType('LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD+IO');
    IOType = t1.GetEnumValues.Get(22); % this is the enumeration for IO.GET_STREAM_DATA
    t2 = ljasm.AssemblyHandle.GetType('LabJack.LabJackUD.LJUD+CHANNEL');
    Channel = t2.GetEnumValues.Get(99); % this is the enumeration for CHANNEL.ALL_CHANNELS
    [ljerror, numScansRequested] = ljudObj.eGetPtr(ljhandle, IOType, Channel, numScansRequested, adblData);