echo |
Display statements during function execution |
eval |
Execute MATLAB expression in text |
evalc |
Evaluate MATLAB expression with capture |
evalin |
Execute MATLAB expression in specified workspace |
feval |
Evaluate function |
run |
Run MATLAB script |
builtin |
Execute built-in function from overloaded method |
matlab.codetools.requiredFilesAndProducts |
List dependencies of MATLAB program files |
mfilename |
File name of currently running code |
pcode |
Create protected function file |
timer |
Create object to schedule execution of MATLAB commands |
Determine which functions and scripts your program is dependent upon.
When you share your MATLAB® code, the contents are easily accessed, revealing design and implementation details. You can obfuscate or compile your source files.
To schedule the execution of MATLAB commands, create a timer object.
Create Hyperlinks that Run Functions
Functions that support the matlab: keyword
can display hyperlinks, which execute commands when you click the
hyperlink text.
Alternatives to the eval Function
Although the eval function is
very powerful and flexible, it is not always the best solution to
a programming problem. In many instances, there are recommended alternative
approaches to using eval.
Use a callback function to specify commands to execute during timer object events. Timer object events include when a timer starts, fires, stops, or encounters an error.
Handling Timer Queuing Conflicts
At busy times, in multiple-execution scenarios, the
timer might need to add the timer callback function to the execution
queue before the previously queued callback function completes. You
can define how the timer handles this scenario by setting the BusyMode property.