Ideally we would not need to rely on the MATLABclearcommand. All of our variables would be scoped to the correct workspace. However particularly in interactive use or dealing with other people's code, we need to issue theclearcommand Contents A counter A counter I have implemented a MATLAB f...
Use mlock only within a MATLAB® code file. To remove a locked function or script from memory, first unlock it using the munlock command, and then use the clear command. exampleExamples collapse all Lock Function with Persistent Variable Create the function myFun in your current working folder...
In the recent past, if I wanted to "start from scratch" without restarting MATLAB, I would clear my workspace, command window, and close open figures. I would issue the following commands clc clear all close all force What I Do Now I still do something very similar, but with an importan...
% Colour table is generated from the ind2rgb command, uses values from % slotColour (output is an MxNx3/RGB image) % Define boundaries of the annular region annular = double(rho >= rInner & rho <= rOuter); segm(repmat(~annular,[1 1 3])) = 0;%Vector [1 1 3] creates a MxNx3...
Sheet ContentHi Thanks for your comments, it works I have one more query, I need to append sheets to existing excel file, but using following it addes to the first. Say for example if their are three sheets namely "Sheet 1, Sheet 2 Sheet 3' the newly added Sheet 4 is coming in ...
munlockunlocks the currently running file. Use this syntax only within a MATLAB code file. Examples collapse all Unlock Function in Memory Create the functionlockFunin your current working folder. functionlockFun() mlockend At the command prompt, call thelockFunfunction. Check that the function is ...
It doesn't work for me. Should it be handles.myAxisName also is it bad to call findobj multiple times in my code on the same object?