Control of Pathdef Output Hierarchy

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Sam
Sam on 17 Aug 2011
I am trying to control the hierarchy of a pathdef.m file. I want matlab scripts located on a network drive (P:) to be above the default Matlab toolbox locations (C:). To me it seems like the output of the pathdef is alphabetical. Is there a way to control output of pathdef list? I want to organize pathdef hierarchy.

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang on 17 Aug 2011
You can run pathtool to move up/down the folder manually.
If you want to make sure certain folders are always at the top of the path, I suggest you use addpath(). You can place this addpath() command in your startup.m file.

Jan
Jan on 17 Aug 2011
No, the output of PATHDEF is not alphabetical. It equals the order the folders are inserted to the path. E.g. a folder added by "addpath(FolderName, '-end')" remains at the end. This is a very essential behaviour.

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