need a help...simple question

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Ambreen
Ambreen on 12 Jun 2011
ok lets suppose i write a M-file which have many mathematical formulas etc in it,then i write another M-file and i wish to call that M-file contents in this new file ,how can i do that???is it possible?
i want to do this to make my MATLAB code look small...i mean to avoid long code,just call the desired formula file in a single line and you are done with your code...is it possible? if yes then please explain !
thanx!

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Matt Fig
Matt Fig on 12 Jun 2011
Yes you can do this. Any M-file can call any other M-file as long as they are in the same directory or on the path. For example, put all of this into an M-file called myvars:
a_var = 5;
b_var = 7;
t = a_var + b_var;
f_func = @(x) x.^2;
Once this is done, then do this from the command line:
myvars
a_var + 10
f_fun(1:5)
You will see that whatever you define in myvars is available at the command line once the M-file is called. It is the same in another M-file. Just put the line:
myvars
anywhere in the file, then after that line all of the stuff in myvars will be in available in the calling file.

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