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Ending a script without restarting Octave
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rayc31415 |
Subject: |
Ending a script without restarting Octave |
Date: |
Sat, 25 Jan 2014 21:47:10 -0800 (PST) |
Just a beginners question here. I have a .m script. When it runs, the
terminal goes from taking inputs
>>
to the output of the script. Then it says (END) after the script has been
run. Any key press causes a beep. Is there a way of getting it to go back
to accepting inputs after the script has been run? It's kind of annoying
that I have to restart octave every time I was to re-run a script. Here is
the program:
x=0;
fileID = fopen('LOG.txt','r');
while (x<10)
x=x+1
num= fgetl(fileID)
end
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