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T = evalc(S)
[T, X, Y, Z, ...] = evalc(S)
T = evalc(S) is the same as eval(S) except that anything that would normally be written to the command window, except for error messages, is captured and returned in the character array T (lines in T are separated by \n characters).
[T, X, Y, Z, ...] = evalc(S) is the same as [X, Y, Z, ...] = eval(S) except that any output is captured into T.
When you are using evalc, diary, more, and input are disabled.
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