Result only printed on screen and show in the ans variable in the workspace

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KnowledgeSeeker 2014-1-18

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This is my code, it read the entire text file and search for a specific word and returns the line that contains that words using token in a cell array. The problem is my assigned variables are not returned not showed in the workspace of my function....

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Amit 2014-1-18

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If the assigned variables in your code are different than sortedWords, they wont show up in the workspace because they are only for this function.

In order to have then in the workspace, you either need to set them as an output of the function like

function [sortedWords,AssignVal1 ... ] = readFromGigaWord(sortedWords,count)

or you need to run this not as a function but a script.

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KnowledgeSeeker 2014-1-18

As you mentioned Amit. I better run it as a script

Amit 2014-1-18

I would think that would be better.

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Image Analyst 2014-1-18

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You can use allwords() http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/27184-allwords to parse your sentence into separate words. It's a heck of a lot easier than using strtok().

Then you can use strfind() to look for a particular word.