Line number in code
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Is there a way of identifying the number of the line of code where one outputs (e.g. fprintf) a message?
For example, suppose I want to identify where in my code a particular "break" statement is executed:
fprintf('\t\t(2000) function_X:\t**** Break out ****\n');
I might have other such statements:
fprintf('\t\t(2903) function_X:\t**** Break out ****\n');
Can I automate the line nos. "2000" & "2903" to something dynamic such as:
fprintf('\t\t(<line no>) function_F:\t**** Break out ****\n');
This would allow me to enter or delete lines of code without having to search for and bring up-to-date the line nos. in the fprintf statements.
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Marcel Kreuzberg
2022-4-7
maybe it is possible using matlab commands: error or warning
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mytest()
function mytest()
%
A = 1;
B = 2;
%
F = @(s)s(1); % helper function
%
fprintf('%3u %s\n',F(dbstack()).line, 'hello')
%
fprintf('%3u %s\n',F(dbstack()).line, 'world')
end
Note that in this case the file line numbers also includes the line where the function is called: this is because this forum creates a script from all of the code and runs that. The line numbers are for the entire file (script, in the case of this forum).
Note that runt-ime code introspection (such as calling DBSTACK) is slow: if you are just doing this a few times that might be acceptable. See: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/techniques-for-improving-performance.html#buwj1nn
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