By 'script', I mean an m-file run from Windows with
> matlab -automation -r mymfile
The issue is that I would like to pass a parameter to
mymfile - which is then more appropriately called
function - but the syntax above apparently doesn't let me
to.
"Dimitri Shvorob" <not.dimitri.shvorob@gmail.com> wrote in
message <fv48vd$ag4$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> By 'script', I mean an m-file run from Windows with
>
> > matlab -automation -r mymfile
>
> The issue is that I would like to pass a parameter to
> mymfile - which is then more appropriately called
> function - but the syntax above apparently doesn't let me
> to.
>
> Can anyone offer advice?
>
> Thanks!
Assuming you need a parameter A in your script MyScript.m,
you can use
"Jos " <DELjos@jasenDEL.nl> wrote in message <fv4euh$9e4
$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> "Dimitri Shvorob" <not.dimitri.shvorob@gmail.com> wrote
in
> message <fv48vd$ag4$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> > By 'script', I mean an m-file run from Windows with
> >
> > > matlab -automation -r mymfile
> >
> > The issue is that I would like to pass a parameter to
> > mymfile - which is then more appropriately called
> > function - but the syntax above apparently doesn't let
me
> > to.
> >
> > Can anyone offer advice?
> >
> > Thanks!
>
> Assuming you need a parameter A in your script
MyScript.m,
> you can use
>
> matlab -r "A=3;MyScript"
>
> hth
> Jos
>
>
or make MyScript a function accepting a parameter and call
it like
>The system could not find the environment option that was
>entered.
>test2(3) was unexpected at this time.
Try quoting the argument. I don't recognize any shell that would
give the message you got, so I don't know what system you are using.
Unix systems:
matlab -r 'test2(3)'
Windows:
matlab -r "test2(3)"
If I understand correctly, you have to use the double-quotes in Windows.
In Unix you could use either single or double quotes. Using double quotes
will give you problems if you have any $ in your argument. Using
single quotes will give you problems if you have any single-quotes
in your argument.
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