tf = isKey(d,key) returns
a logical 1 (true) if the configured dictionary
contains the specified key, and it returns a logical 0
(false) otherwise. If d is an unconfigured
dictionary, isKey throws an error.
If key is an array that specifies multiple keys, then
tf is a logical array of the same size.
The code generator does not treat a dictionary as a constant, even if the
dictionary is constant at code generation time. This means that the
isKey function does not return a constant. You cannot pass the
output of the isKey function to a function that requires constant
inputs. You cannot use the output of the isKey function for
operations that require constants, such as indexing into a heterogeneous cell array.
The code generator also cannot perform optimizations that depend on constants, such as
constant folding, on the output of the isKey function.
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