What I have already figured out, is that since at every step in the "for" loop I create a new .m file and delete previous file, matlab still have a copy of the old file and executes that old .m instead of newly created. To overcome this I wrote a line to clear old .m file from a memory and everything seems to work properly.
A very odd loop behavior
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I encountered a quite odd and unseen behavior in "for" loops. Consider this simple loop:
for i=1:5
Function(rand(1,1))
end
The loop gives the same results, while repeated lines as this:
Function(rand(1,1))
Function(rand(1,1))
Function(rand(1,1))
Function(rand(1,1))
Function(rand(1,1))
Gives 5 different results. What might be the problem? It seems that the "for" loop evaluates the function 5 times with the same argument. This effect is in Wondows, while in Mac system everything goes smoothly and produces different results.
Any advice would be of great value.
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Tomas Iesmantas
2013년 3월 14일
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Jan
2013년 3월 14일
Creating M-file dynamically is a bad programming practize. It is much more efficient and less prone to errors to call a static function with changing parameters. Any kind of meta-programming increases the effort for debugging substantially, and in all cases I've seen already, the parameterized functions have been more direct and clear.
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Wayne King
2013년 3월 14일
We don't know anything about Function(), but that is certainly not the case in Windows in general
for ii = 1:5
sum([rand(1,1) 0])
end
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