Evaluate MATLAB expression and capture results
results = evalc(expression)expression and captures
anything that would normally be written to the Command Window in
results.
Note
In most cases, using the evalc function is less
efficient than using other MATLAB functions and language constructs, and the resulting code can
be more difficult to read and debug. For more information, see Alternatives to the eval Function.
[
additionally returns the outputs from results,output1,...,outputN] = evalc(expression)expression in the
specified variables.
When using evalc, the functions
diary, more, and
input are disabled.
If you use evalc within an anonymous function, nested
function, or function that contains a nested function, the evaluated
expression does not create any variables.
To allow the MATLAB parser to perform stricter checks on your code and avoid untrapped
errors and other unexpected behaviors, do not include output arguments in the
input to the evalc function. For example, the statement
result = evalc(['output = ',expression]) is not
recommended.
Instead, specify output arguments to the evalc function
to store the results of the evaluated expression. For example:
[result,output] = evalc(expression)