How to merge multiple scripts in MATLAB

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Mobeen 2014-7-8

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评论： Mobeen 2014-7-19

Hi,

I am running an analysis using SPM, and want to run multiple scripts at once. One way to do this is to copy and paste each subject's script into a new one and run them together. However, this is quite time consuming considering I have 155!

Therefore, I was wondering if there is an easier way to merge multiple script files in MATLAB?

Thank you, M

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Mobeen 2014-7-19

My apologies for the confusion. When I originally referred to 'batches', I was talking about the gooey in SPM whereby one can create a batch to carry out multiple things at once (e.g. Realignment, Normalisation, Smoothing, etc.). My question was with regards to the script files that can be created by clicking "Save As... Batch and Script" (which creates a .job file and a .m file).

I was looking for an easier way to run multiple scripts, aside from copying and pasting them into one long script and running that.

Thank you for your help, M

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Titus Edelhofer 2014-7-8

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Hi,

you might just create a script that uses "run" to run the other scripts based on the output of "dir"? Something like

batchFiles = dir('PathToBatchfiles\*.m');
for i=1:length(batchFiles)
  run(fullfile('PathToBatchfiles', batchFiles(i).name));
end

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Mobeen 2014-7-8

Thank you for your reply!

Forgive my inexperience with MATLAB, but for some reason this doesn't do anything when I run it having changed the directory name. Are there any other changes to be made?

mfazal

Titus Edelhofer 2014-7-10

Most probably the path is wrong. What does "batchFiles" look like? Is it empty, i.e., of size 0x1 or something similar?

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Joseph Cheng 2014-7-10

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when you say batch file are you talking about *.bat files? if so then you are not looking for run() command. you'll be wanting to use system() or dos() or ! (exclamation-mark) to run a bat file.

see the documentation (doc system) on how to use it.