Using M-Files From Excel
mathlayer can read m-files, i.e. files containing Matlab/Octave-like syntax for scripts and functions.
mathlayer will look for m-files in each folder defined in path and in the current working directory.
As a first simple example you can copy the following code
mathlayer will look for m-files in each folder defined in path and in the current working directory.
As a first simple example you can copy the following code
x = [1 2; 3 4] y = rand(2) disp(x)
and paste it into a text file that you store for instance under C:\mathlayer\mfiles\testscript.m.
To make testscript.m visible to mathlayer you can either:
To make testscript.m visible to mathlayer you can either:
- add C:\mathlayer\mfiles to the path
> path('C:\mathlayer\mfiles')
- change from current working directory to C:\mathlayer\mfiles
> cd('C:\mathlayer\mfiles')
Now you can run testscript.m
> testscript
x =
1 2
3 4
[x:2x2 double]
[y:2x2 double]