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Regarding warning messeges

I have used several warning messeges in my program. When the program is called it shows all warnings messeges in single line. How can I make it so that each warning messeges comes separately in each line. '\n' is not doing the job.

I want to take out the value of a parameter calculated within the program with the worning messege.
Suppose the program is following.
x='some expression';
warning('Program could not continue and the value of x is x= ?'). How to put it so that the current value of x, calculated from the expression comes with the worning.

"sk maidul haque" <skmaidulhaque@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have used several warning messeges in my program. When the program is
> called it shows all warnings messeges in single line. How can I make it so
> that each warning messeges comes separately in each line. '\n' is not
> doing the job.

That depends. How are you displaying your warning messages?

> I want to take out the value of a parameter calculated within the program
> with the worning messege. Suppose the program is following.
> x='some expression';
> warning('Program could not continue and the value of x is x= ?'). How to
> put it so that the current value of x, calculated from the expression
> comes with the worning.

See example 2 in the documentation for the WARNING function.

http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/warning.html

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