scrolling down in command window

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stavanger 2013-12-13

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评论： Image Analyst 2013-12-13

Hi everyone. I remember a time when users could scroll down in command window and open free space beneath the last typed line. I use 2010b version. It seems users doomed to type at the bottom of command window or use clc to bring back to the top of the page which is not a good choice. Is it possible to scroll down in command window and bring back to the top of page without using clc and clearing valuable texts and commands? It's a pain to just look at the end of command window. Thanks in advance

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Sean de Wolski 2013-12-13

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在 MATLAB Online 中打开

Are you looking for the home command?

>> home

This will look like clc but will not clear out the command window.

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stavanger 2013-12-13

Yes. This helps a lot. Thanks. Turns around the problem

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Image Analyst 2013-12-13

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It appears all you can do is to hit enter to scroll the previous command window content upwards. But then it puts >> in there - it's not just blank space.

I almost always just type my code into a text editor window though. I rarely use the command window except to type a command or two while debugging and don't really care what the command window looks like. Though I do put the "format compact" into my scripts so that it doesn't use as many blank lines when outputting stuff. If you want precise control over what your command window looks like, you can write a script and use fprintf().