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How to close one or all currently open Matlab (*.m) files from Matlab command prompt?
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I want to know if there is any way to close the editor window (like function, script)using Matlab command.
Step 1. Get the editor service
editor = com.mathworks.mlservices.MLEditorServices; % main editor service
Step 2. Choose either of following depending on your requirement
editor.getEditorApplication.close; % Close editor windows (with prompt to save)
editor.getEditorApplication.closeNoPrompt; % Close editor windows
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When I click on a function block in Simulink, it's Matlab code is opened in Matlab editor. I don't like it. I'd rather use Vim.
I tried changing editor in Matlab Preferences (Home->Environment->Preferences-> Editor/Debuger). I switched editor from "MATLAB Editor" to C:\Program Files(x86)\Vim\vim80\vim.exe.
But that makes vim open only when I type "edit" command in command line.
Using Matlab R2014b under Windows 7.
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How to abort a running program in MATLAB?
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Sometimes I accidentally print a say 5000x5000 matrix, which takes a long time. How can I stop the command window from printing?
I am using Matlab R2015a on a Mac. Thank you very much.
On a Windows machine, it's Ctrl + C. This stops executing code as well as printing. I assume it is comparable on a Mac: Ctrl + C.
On a mac it's
CTRL+C
Sorry for the short and not very appealing answer.
clc to clear the command window, ctrl+c to stop execution and ; at the end of the line you don't want to print will suppress the command window output.
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How can I generate a list of function dependencies in MATLAB?
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Is it possible to obtain a list of the user-supplied functions (functions which are not Matlab toolbox functions) called by a Matlab script?
Yes. In the MATLAB Current Folder window, navigate to the folder containing your script. Right-click on the background of the window, and select Reports->Dependency Report. You should get a nice report detailing the dependencies of all the files in that folder.
You can achieve roughly the same result programmatically with the command depfun, or since version 2014a, matlab.codetools.requiredFilesAndProducts.
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Running ginput while also running a loop in MATLAB
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I need a program that will run without all of the time without pausing to wait for a click. The program should save the x and y coordinates of the click into a variable.
You need to set the ButtonDownFcn of the axis, and then, in that function access and store the eventdata variable, wihch is a [1x2] double of the clicked coordinates.
It's hard to give you much of an answer with out more details...
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How do I get the handles of all open figures in MATLAB
The situation is following. I run a couple of tests, which plot a lot of figures. I would like to convert them to pdf and compile into one file. Since each time I may get different type of plots and different number of plots, I need to get the list of all figures in current matlab session or workspace. Is this doable?
Thanks
h = get(0,'Children');
will put the "handles" to the figures you currently have in the variable h. get(handle) and set(handle,...) are gigantically useful in general. The handle 0 points at the root of the display, so all the figures on the display are the root's Children.