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- | edit(fullfile(userpath,' | + | edit(fullfile(userpath,' |
- | </ | + | |
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+ | Once you have run the above, the relevant startup file should appear. You can copy and paste the below as a starter. Comment in or out the relevant scripts. | ||
<code matlab 1> | <code matlab 1> | ||
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% This adds all paths recursively from the directory | % This adds all paths recursively from the directory | ||
- | addpath(genpath(' | + | % You can add the relevant directory where you store commonly used functions |
+ | % On windows, you may need to use a directory structure like C: | ||
+ | % addpath(genpath(' | ||
% This adds a single path | % This adds a single path | ||
- | addpath ~/ | + | % addpath ~/ |
% Set figure default to something more pragmatic | % Set figure default to something more pragmatic | ||
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% Add the starting path | % Add the starting path | ||
- | cd ~/ | + | % cd ~/ |
</ | </ | ||
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+ | You can try running the script. | ||
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+ | If you exit Matlab and restart it, Matlab should run the startup script automatically. | ||
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+ | The use of a startup file was common enough for me to make a guide on YouTube: | ||
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+ | <iframe width=" | ||
+ | </ |