Open variables workspace in new window?

Is it possible to open a workspace stored as .mat file in a new window assuming that my program runs as function (and not as a script) and the callback function performing such a task is a function nested into it (and called by a pushbutton)?

[Adam]

As far as I am aware there is only one workspace window per instance or Matlab. But also you can only be actively in one workspace at any given time. If you are running through a string of nested function calls you can use the callstack to take you up to the parent workspace, but I don't believe you can open another workspace window within the same Matlab instance.

[Giuseppe Antonio]

Okay, thanks! Now, forgetting about multiple workspace problem. If I want to edit variables of my current workspace, normally it's done in the usual default window ("Variables - ...") near the program code. Is it possible somehow to place it differently and separate it from the main window? The reason I want to do it just for aesthetics. I basically want to let the user edit a given variable but in a separate window he can open with a pushbutton.

[Adam]

All Matlab windows have a little down arrow menu in the top right that allow you to undock or redock them. You can also click in the title bar of any window, such as Variables and drag it around to dock elsewhere inside or outside of the main Matlab window.