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Thread Subject: is it possible to find out what toolboxes are used by the particular function or program being executed.

Subject: is it possible to find out what toolboxes are used by the particular function or program being executed.

From: Vihang Patil

Date: 18 Jan, 2008 08:58:01

Message: 1 of 4

Hello
I am interested to know whether there is some function or
program, to let us know what toolboxes are being used in
executing a particular function. This would be really a
good tool for the people who post their files in the User
Contributed area and they do now know what toolboxes are
being used by their program. I myself posted a few
programs and then later on by user comments had to re-
modify my postings as I had failed to mention the toolbox
that are being used. The only method is to go along the
entire code and see if I have used any functions from any
particular toolbox. Simple problems like using imshow
instead of image or imagesc which requires Image
Processing toolbox may accidently skip from the user who
contributed his file in the File Central.
Comments welcome.
Regards
Vihang

Subject: Re: is it possible to find out what toolboxes are used by the particular function or program being executed.

From: Steven Lord

Date: 18 Jan, 2008 14:16:46

Message: 2 of 4


"Vihang Patil" <vihang_patil@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:fmppmp$jp1$1@fred.mathworks.com...
> Hello
> I am interested to know whether there is some function or
> program, to let us know what toolboxes are being used in
> executing a particular function.

HELP DEPFUN.

--
Steve Lord
slord@mathworks.com


Subject: Re: is it possible to find out what toolboxes are used by the particular function or program being executed.

From: nor ki

Date: 18 Jan, 2008 14:23:02

Message: 3 of 4

"Vihang Patil" <vihang_patil@yahoo.com> wrote in message
<fmppmp$jp1$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Hello
> I am interested to know whether there is some function or
> program, to let us know what toolboxes are being used in
> executing a particular function. This would be really a
> good tool for the people who post their files in the User
> Contributed area and they do now know what toolboxes are
> being used by their program. I myself posted a few
> programs and then later on by user comments had to re-
> modify my postings as I had failed to mention the toolbox
> that are being used. The only method is to go along the
> entire code and see if I have used any functions from any
> particular toolbox. Simple problems like using imshow
> instead of image or imagesc which requires Image
> Processing toolbox may accidently skip from the user who
> contributed his file in the File Central.
> Comments welcome.
> Regards
> Vihang


help depfun

Subject: Re: is it possible to find out what toolboxes are used by the particular function or program being executed.

From: Vihang Patil

Date: 18 Jan, 2008 14:30:19

Message: 4 of 4

Thank You Steven and nor ki
Its a nice tool indeed, probably could be modified though
a little to list toolboxes instead of all the files in use;

1. IMage Processing ToolBox
2. Imaq
3. etc

Regards
Vihang


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