Save workspace output to a file

I run a program and output various results to a workspace. Is there anyway to put all the outputs in a workspace into a single file?

[Sarmed Wahab]

I am posting this for people finding relative answer.

for i = 1:5    
    
    x = rand(10,1) ; 
    y = 3*x + i^2 ;
    plot(x,y,"bo"); hold on;
    a = plot(x,y) ; hold off;
    
    dest_dir = "C:\folder\PROJECT DATA\figure" + i ;
    mkdir(dest_dir);
  
    filename = "plot"+string(i)+".png";
    
    % saveas(fig,filename)
    fig_file = fullfile(dest_dir , filename)
    
    %saveas(a, filename)  %save the file there directory
    saveas( a, fig_file)
    result = "results"+i;
    
    matfile = fullfile(dest_dir, result);
    save(matfile);
    %save(result)
end

Answer 1

[Aakash Deep]

Hello Alpedhuez,

You can use the

save

command to save multiple workspace variables in a single file. You can do this as follows,

save filename variable1 variable2 variable_n

this will generate a .mat file into your current directory. You can load it back into your workspace by double-clicking the file or using load command.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

ADC

Answer 2

[dpb]

>> help save
save Save workspace variables to file. 
  save(FILENAME) stores all variables from the current workspace in a
  MATLAB formatted binary file (MAT-file) called FILENAME. Specify 
  FILENAME as a character vector or a string scalar. For example, specify
  FILENAME as 'myFile.mat' or "myFile.mat".
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