How do I save variables from a function to the base workspace?

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I have a matrix variable, corr_matrix. I would like to save this to the workspace without having to validate (export2wsdlg requests permission before exporting). Can you do this with evalin? I did not understand evalin's documentation...but I would like something like
Save2ws('variable_name', variable);
How can this be done?
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Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub on 22 Aug 2012
What you are asking for with Save2ws is a way to poof a variable. In general this is bad practice. Can you give some details about how/where corr_matrix is being created?

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Ryan G
Ryan G on 21 Aug 2012
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James Cannon
James Cannon on 19 Nov 2016
Edited: Walter Roberson on 19 Nov 2016
in my script file: inputVT()
in my function file named inputVT.m
I have
v0 = input('velocity');
this works but my input is not stored to the workspace. How do I store it to ws?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 19 Nov 2016
Edited: Walter Roberson on 19 Nov 2016
In your script,
v0 = inptuVT();
and your inputVT.m would be
function v0 = inputVT
v0 = input('velocity');

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Stacey
Stacey on 13 Jan 2020
If you would like to do this for debugging purposes, you can click on the down-arrow below "Run" and choose "Pause on Errors". This will allow you to browse the internal variables and workspace in a function in debug-mode when an error occurs.

Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek on 21 Aug 2012
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek on 21 Aug 2012
declare them as global variables
global var1 var2 var3
do it in your function and in matlab command
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Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub on 22 Aug 2012
@Matt while I try and avoid globals, I would never trade a global for a evalin/assignin. At least globals give you a fighting chance of figuring out what is happening.
Milad Abdollahi
Milad Abdollahi on 28 Jul 2015
If you set variables as global you can not using them in simulikn

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