Specify file to be called from command line (.m/.p)
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If you had 2 files, one a .m and one a .p, from the command line can you tell MatLab which file to run? If the file was names Test.m and Test.p and the file contained:
[~,~,ext] = fileparts(which(mfilename))
ext will always return .p, so is there anyway when you type "Test" in the command window, I can get the .m to run and not the .p? Would it be the same if Test took parameters? Test(param1, param2)
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Thorsten
2014년 12월 18일
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2014년 12월 18일
No, you can't run the mfile if a pfile of the same name is in the same directory as the mfile:
When you call a P-code file, MATLAB gives it execution precedence over its
corresponding .m source file.
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