Re: Passing MATLAB script as a function parameter



On Nov 30, 12:24 pm, "James " <jalanthomas_no_spamm...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
If I have a MATLAB function, is there a way I can pass
a reference to another MATLAB script to that function?

What I would like to do is to use this referenced
[initialization] script to set several directory names to
be used by the function. I want to be able call the
function with different initialization scripts. This way,
my function has no dependency on exactly what the scripts
are. Together, a particular initialization script and the
common/generic function will be used for a given
application.

Or is there a better way to achieve this in MATLAB?

Thanks, Alan


To add to the list of possibilities, you can pass the script as a
function handle.

Chris
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