Function run(scriptname) doesn't work.
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when i try to execute my script from command:
run('C:\Users\hello.m')
==> nothing happens (no error).
my script 'hello.m' is not executed. however, if i use matlab editor to run this script. It works.
Somebody can tell me why and help me figure out the solution, please!
when i use the commande "echo on all" to check.
normally it displays:
% Finally, evaluate the script if it exists and isn't a shadowed script.
evalin('caller', [script ';']);
***************************** hello ***********************
**************************** i am son*******
*********************************************************
*********************************************************
*****************************---------------*******************************
*********************************
*********************************
*********************************
delete(cleaner);
however, on my PC it displays:
% Finally, evaluate the script if it exists and isn't a shadowed script.
evalin('caller', [script ';']);
delete(cleaner);
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Adam Danz
le 21 Nov 2019
It was probably always working. For example, run this script and you'll see no evidence that it was executed.
t = 0;
x = t+9;
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Jan
le 21 Nov 2019
Store the M-files in a folder, in which you have full access. C:\Users\ is a bad idea. Create a folder somewhere else, e.g. inside your user folder, in the documents, on disk D, etc.
"Run function is always stubbed!" Is it? Then perhaps you have overwritten it? Check it:
which run -all
Check your script also:
which hello -all
type('C:\Users\hello.m') % Again: choose another folder
As said already, set a breakpoint in the code to check, if Matlab processes the assumed file at all.
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