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M = inmem
[M, X] = inmem
[M, X, J] = inmem
[...] = inmem('-completenames')
M = inmem returns a cell array of strings containing the names of the M-files that are currently loaded.
[M, X] = inmem returns an additional cell array X containing the names of the MEX-files that are currently loaded.
[M, X, J] = inmem also returns a cell array J containing the names of the Java classes that are currently loaded.
[...] = inmem('-completenames') returns not only the names of the currently loaded M- and MEX-files, but the path and filename extension for each as well. No additional information is returned for loaded Java classes.
Example 1
This example lists the M-files that are required to run erf.
clear all; % Clear the workspace erf(0.5); M = inmem M = 'erf'
Generate a plot, and then find the M- and MEX-files that had been loaded to perform this operation:
clear all
surf(peaks)
[m x] = inmem('-completenames');
m{1:5}
ans =
F:\matlab\toolbox\matlab\general\usejava.m
ans =
F:\matlab\toolbox\matlab\graph3d\private\surfchk.m
ans =
F:\matlab\toolbox\matlab\graphics\gcf.m
ans =
F:\matlab\toolbox\matlab\datatypes\@opaque\char.m
ans =
F:\matlab\toolbox\matlab\graphics\findall.m
x
x =
Empty cell array: 0-by-1
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