Current client context warning
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Hi, everytime I start Matlab I get the following warning
"Apr 15, 2016 9:18:33 AM com.mathworks.matlabserver.workercommon.client.a az WARNING: Tried to retrieve current client context, but queue was empty. Returning default context. Apr 15, 2016 9:18:33 AM com.mathworks.matlabserver.workercommon.client.services.ClientEditorServiceImpl a INFO: Sending OpenFileResponse through request-response: OpenFileResponseMessageDO [file=FileDO{fileInfo=FileInfoDO{name='weizmann_train_joint_fcn.m', location='/home/cvia/Documents/Code/deepseg/structured_learning/2d/', isDirectory='false', version=null, filePermissions=FilePermissionsDO{canWrite=true}, shareAttributes=null}, data.length=4081}', lineNumber=-1', column=-1'] Apr 15, 2016 9:18:33 AM com.mathworks.matlabserver.workercommon.client.a az WARNING: Tried to retrieve current client context, but queue was empty. Returning default context. Apr 15, 2016 9:18:33 AM com.mathworks.matlabserver.workercommon.client.services.ClientEditorServiceImpl a INFO: Sending OpenFileResponse through request-response: OpenFileResponseMessageDO [file=FileDO{fileInfo=FileInfoDO{name='weizmann_train_joint_fcn.m', location='/home/cvia/Documents/Code/deepseg/structured_learning/2d/', isDirectory='false', version=null, filePermissions=FilePermissionsDO{canWrite=true}, shareAttributes=null}, data.length=4081}', lineNumber=-1', column=-1']"
Something similar shows up when I enter debug mode. Everything still works fine but I was wondering what makes the message appear and how to get rid of it.
Thank you!
\\Måns
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Ritesh Naik
2016년 4월 18일
This issue could be caused if any user-defined function name conflicts with MATLAB builtin function name.
To resolve this issue, remove such function from the path. This may be done with 'restoredefaultpath' or by manipulating only the folder which contains this function.
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