I want matlab to issue a warning, with a lot of details. However, i don't want to flood the command propmt. i thought of issuing the warning and then adding an (ofline) link to the relevant documentation. I mean that the user can click on the command prompt and then get to the relevant section. how would I do this?
many thanks

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Rik
Rik le 10 Nov 2020
You can use links in such messages, but I'm not sure if you can taget a specific section of a doc page. That might also be subject to change without warning over several releases.
Nathan Blanc
Nathan Blanc le 10 Nov 2020
how do i use a link? can you give me a link?

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Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 10 Nov 2020
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz le 10 Nov 2020
How to add a hyperlink to warning message
% Define message that will appear when user clicks hyperlink.
explanation = ['Here is a long explanation '...
'that the user can access by clicking '...
'on a hotlink in the command window.'];
% Create the hyperlink
hotlinkcode = sprintf('Click <a href="matlab: disp(''%s'') "> this link </a>', explanation);
% Throw warning that includes hyperlink
warning('Warning message. %s', hotlinkcode)
Warning: Warning message. Click this link
Here's the result when clicked:
Other hyperlink ideas
  • This answer shows how to set up a hyperlink that opens an m-file to a specific line number.
  • This answer shows how to insert a hyperlink in a dialog box that opens a website.

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Nathan Blanc
Nathan Blanc le 10 Nov 2020
amazing! exactly what i was looking for. thanks a lot
Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 10 Nov 2020
glad I could help

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