How can I extract the results of my matlab script to a txt file?
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I have written a fairly complicated script that does numerous calculations and I want to verify if they are correct. Is it possible to print the output into a text file so I can read it? Thank you for your help.
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Walter Roberson
le 24 Jan 2017
Use diary()
Alternately, if you do not need input from the user, you could potentially start MATLAB from the command line with a "-r" option to tell it the command to execute; when you do that, you can meaningfully redirect the standard output of the executable using ">", such as
matlab.exe -r "RunMyScript" > TheOutputFile.txt
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Walter Roberson
le 24 Jan 2017
diary() records everything that was displayed by default, or disp(), or fprintf() with no fid or fprintf() with fid 1 or 2 (if I remember correctly.) So if you wanted more output, you would have to alter the script to display it.
If the intent was something like that you would program to display a summary but in the log you wanted both the summary and details, then in order to do that you would have to fopen() the log and fprintf() to it as well as displaying whatever to the command window. There is no way to say "display this to the diary file only"
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