uisave
Open dialog box for saving variables to MAT-file
Syntax
uisave
uisave(variables)
uisave(variables,filename)
Description
uisave, with no arguments, prompts you
for a file name, and then saves all variables from your workspace
to that file.
uisave( saves
one or more workspace variables listed in variables)variables.
The variables argument is a character vector
or a cell array of character vectors.
uisave( uses
the specified variables,filename)filename as the default File
name in the Save Workspace Variables dialog box, instead
of the default matlab.mat.
Input Arguments
|
Character vector or cell array of character vectors containing one or more variable names in the current workspace. Use a cell array of character vectors to specify more than one variable. Default: All variables in the current workspace are saved to a MAT-file. |
|
Character vector that specifies the file name that appears in
the File name field when the dialog
box opens. You can omit a file extension, or specify the file extension
as Default: |
Examples
Create workspace variables h and g,
and then display the Save Workspace Variables dialog box in the current
folder with the default File name set to var1.
h = 365;
g = 52;
uisave({'h','g'},'var1');
Clicking Save stores the workspace variables h and g in
the file var1.mat in the displayed folder.