How can I know which function that I used belongs to an additional toolbox rather than matlab?

A cooperation development with another team. The do not have some toolboxes that I have used, so try to find which command line has called a function that belongs to an addition toolbox,then I can try to avoid it. Already tried lincese('inuse'), depfun() or inmem function, but it can only get which toolbox was used or the path of that, I still do not know which command line has called it actually.

Is there any possible solution ？ or other method to solve my problem ?

Answer 1

[Steven Lord]

I believe the Dependency Report will give you the information you want. It will tell you which child functions your main function calls, and you can see the first place in your main function it calls a particular child function using the links in the Children column of the table.

[Image Analyst]

True. In the title bar of the Current folder panel, click the little down arrow and do Reports/Dependency Report. Then when the report comes up, the second column will tell you whether it is a subfunction (meaning the function is defined and located in the same m-file), a toolbox function, or "other" meaning it is defined and resides in a different m-file. Click on the function name in the third column of the Dependency Report and it will bring you to the place in your code where that function was called.

If, however you want all of one particular function's calls in one window, not mixed up with other function calls, then do control-shift-F like I mentioned in my answer.

Either way, they solve your problem of "I still do not know which command line has called it actually." since they will tell you what/where the function was called.

[Qier Zhao]

Thanks for you and Steven's answer, that is really solved my problem!

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

Type control-shift-F to bring up the search dialog box. Tell it to search all *.m files in the path, or current folders and subfolders, or wherever you want it to search. Type in the name of the function you want to search for and it will find them.