Thread Subject: COMMAND WINDOW INTERRUPT

Dear All,

i have an .m file and i want know how interrupt command
window when program runs. So i want interrupt command window
to see some output and then i want that the running go on.
Can you help me?

Thanks

Francesco

In article <g1i4lo$nj0$1@fred.mathworks.com>,
Frank Pezzulo <john.doe.nospam@mathworks.com> wrote:

>i have an .m file and i want know how interrupt command
>window when program runs. So i want interrupt command window
>to see some output and then i want that the running go on.
>Can you help me?

Sorry, there is no "interrupt" mechanism, and there is no
way to program the result of what happens when you try to interrupt.
You will have to find another way.

If you want to suspend execution, examine something, and then
continue, then you will need to set a breakpoint. Breakpoints
*can* be set from within a program... if you know the right place
to set them! If you just want to suspend "where-ever the program
is now", you have a problem. But you -could-, for example, have
a GUI button which set a breakpoint at a known point in a loop.
Watch out, though, for changes to the code, as breakpoints are by
line number.

If you do not need quite as much suspension, then you could
use input() to create a space in which the program is pausing
waiting for permission to continue; while it is paused in this way,
you could use use the array browser to examine global variables.
You would not be able to examine local variables, though, and
you would have to have previously told the base workspace that the
variable was global.
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"Frank Pezzulo" <john.doe.nospam@mathworks.com> wrote in
message <g1i4lo$nj0$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Dear All,
>
> i have an .m file and i want know how interrupt command
> window when program runs. So i want interrupt command
window
> to see some output and then i want that the running go on.
> Can you help me?
>
> Thanks
>
> Francesco

Check out the DBLOOP function on the file exchange:

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In article <g1i5h1$h99$1@canopus.cc.umanitoba.ca>,
Walter Roberson <roberson@ibd.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca> wrote:

>If you want to suspend execution, examine something, and then
>continue, then you will need to set a breakpoint.

I happened to notice today that -some- platforms in -some- versions
of Matlab support

  system_dependent(9);

as meaning "Throw user into the debugger".
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On May 28, 12:15=A0am, "Frank Pezzulo" <john.doe.nos...@mathworks.com>
wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> i have an .m file and i want know how interrupt command
> window when program runs. So i want interrupt command window
> to see some output and then i want that the running go on.
> Can you help me?
>
> Thanks
>
> Francesco

Hello Francesco.

I don't know if you already know, but as well as putting breakpoints
in the m file, which other people have described, you can write the
line:

keyboard

at any point in the m-file. Then when matlab runs the file and it
reaches that point control will return to the command line, which will
have a K>> prompt. You can examine all the variables and check that
the program is in the state you would expect. Then when you type

K>>return

at the command line it will run on, to the next keyboard or the end.
hth,
Bill Weston

>
> Hello Francesco.
>
> I don't know if you already know, but as well as putting
breakpoints
> in the m file, which other people have described, you can
write the
> line:
>
> keyboard
>
> at any point in the m-file. Then when matlab runs the
file and it
> reaches that point control will return to the command
line, which will
> have a K>> prompt. You can examine all the variables and
check that
> the program is in the state you would expect. Then when
you type
>
> K>>return
>
> at the command line it will run on, to the next keyboard
or the end.
> hth,
> Bill Weston


I have been using keyboard for a while and found it very
helpful. I recently changed computers and versions and even
though the command still works (interrupts the program and
has th K>> prompt) it does not take the cursor to the
keyboard command in the editor. The arrow still appears in
the editor, but I have to scroll to it. Wold anybody know
how to solve this??

Thanks.

>
> Hello Francesco.
>
> I don't know if you already know, but as well as putting
breakpoints
> in the m file, which other people have described, you can
write the
> line:
>
> keyboard
>
> at any point in the m-file. Then when matlab runs the
file and it
> reaches that point control will return to the command
line, which will
> have a K>> prompt. You can examine all the variables and
check that
> the program is in the state you would expect. Then when
you type
>
> K>>return
>
> at the command line it will run on, to the next keyboard
or the end.
> hth,
> Bill Weston


I have been using keyboard for a while and found it very
helpful. I recently changed computers and versions and even
though the command still works (interrupts the program and
has th K>> prompt) it does not take the cursor to the
keyboard command in the editor. The arrow still appears in
the editor, but I have to scroll to it. Wold anybody know
how to solve this??

Thanks.

"Frank Pezzulo" <john.doe.nospam@mathworks.com> wrote in message <g1i4lo$nj0$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Dear All,
>
> i have an .m file and i want know how interrupt command
> window when program runs. So i want interrupt command window
> to see some output and then i want that the running go on.
> Can you help me?
>
> Thanks
>
> Francesco


You can use this way

varout=zeros(200,1);
for i = 1:200
varout(i)=sin(i);
save output.mat varout
x=num2str(varout(i));
set(handles.edit1,'string',x); %To show the varout in the edit text
if i =37
pause(10)
end
end
plot(varout)

you can pause and load the mat fil to plot
load output.mat
plot(varout)