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ME = MException.last
MException.last('reset')
ME = MException.last displays the contents of the MException object representing your most recent uncaught error. This is a static method of the MException class; it is not a method of an MException class object. Use this method from the MATLAB® command line only, and not within an M-file.
MException.last('reset') sets the identifier and message properties of the most recent exception to the empty string, the stack property to a 0-by-1 structure, and cause property to an empty cell array.
last is not set in a try-catch statement.
This example displays the last error that was caught during this MATLAB session:
A = 25;
A(2)
??? Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
MException.last
ans =
MException object with properties:
identifier: 'MATLAB:badsubscript'
message: 'Index exceeds matrix dimensions.'
stack: [0x1 struct]
cause: {}try, catch, error, assert, MException, throw(MException), rethrow(MException), throwAsCaller(MException), addCause(MException), getReport(MException), disp(MException), isequal(MException), eq(MException), ne(MException)
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