How to redirect matlab to previous section of coding?
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basically i have a piece of coding which displays different tasks. the user gets to select which task they wish to perform. the last option allows them to pick all of them. how do i essentially tell matlab to go back and perform all these task one by one.
so what i have is: TASK 1 TASK 2 TASK 3 TASK 4 TASK 5 and TASK 6 which does all the above
how do i get matlab to run through parts of the previous coding when the user selects TASK 6. also, i don't want any separate m-files. everything must be in one script.
thank you, really appreciate any help
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Guillaume
il 30 Nov 2014
The proper way, and the most simple: Have each task as a function in its own file. You may not like this solution but that's what you should do. Write simple self-contained functions that are easy to read, debug and understand
Slightly messier: Convert your script as a function, the tasks as private subfunctions of your main function. They can all be in the same file. Downside: not so easy to find each subfunction in a long file.
The unmaintanable way: Use a while loop in your script, and some switch statement for each task. Result: a big mess of spaghetti code, difficult to read, to debug and more importantly, impossible to reorganise.
Bottom line: use functions, that's what they're for.
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Guillaume
il 2 Dic 2014
Actually, for the unmaintanable way, I would go with a for loop iterating over an ordered list of tasks to run rather than a while loop:
%build list of tasks to be run any way you want:
taskstorun = [1 2 3 4 3 3 1]; %for e.g.
for task = taskstorun
switch task
case 1
%do task 1
case 2
%do task 2
...
end
end
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