How do I open an m-file from the command line in the current instance of the Matlab editor?

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Darik
Darik 2011-9-12
编辑： Songyun Wang 2017-10-17
If I run the following command at the dos prompt:
"C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2011a\bin\matlab.exe" -r "edit('C:\Documents\MATLAB\test.m')"
a new instance of Matlab is opened with test.m open in the editor. Is there anyway to modify the command so that the m file is opened in the current instance of Matlab?
For context, I'm using TortoiseHg for source control in Windows. I'd like to be able to jump from a file listed in a revision history to viewing that file in Matlab. In THG, this is done by specifying a 'visual editor' as a command line specification.

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Songyun Wang
Songyun Wang 2017-10-17
编辑：Songyun Wang 2017-10-17
Just use the function "edit". Try "help edit"
Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang 2011-9-12
If you just want to use the editor, you can run "meditor test.m" at the command line.
meditor.exe is in folder matlabroot\bin\win32
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2011-9-13
Newer versions do not include a stand alone editor.
I recall that there have been some previous Questions having to do with re-using the current instance of MATLAB under MS Windows. I did not pay attention to the details as I do not use MS Windows, but if you were to search MATLAB Answers for the word "instance" you would probably find the discussions.

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