Yes, there is a way to run post-installation code after installing a MATLAB add-on or toolbox using the MATLAB Add-On Manager.
You can create a file named "startup.m" in your MATLAB user folder or project folder. MATLAB automatically runs this file when it starts up, and you can use it to run any custom code you want.
To run post-installation code after installing an add-on or toolbox, you can add the code to the "startup.m" file, and MATLAB will run it the next time it starts up. You can use conditional statements to make sure that the post-installation code only runs if the add-on or toolbox has been installed.
For example, you can use the "isToolboxInstalled" function to check if a specific toolbox is installed, and then run the post-installation code if it is. Here's an example:
if isToolboxInstalled('myToolbox')
% Run post-installation code here
end
Similarly, you can use the "isAddonEnabled" function to check if a specific add-on is enabled, and then run the post-installation code if it is. Here's an example:
if isAddonEnabled('myAddon')
% Run post-installation code here
end
You can also use other functions and commands in the "startup.m" file to configure your MATLAB environment or load specific settings and preferences.
Note that the "startup.m" file is run every time MATLAB starts up, so make sure your code is efficient and doesn't cause unnecessary delays or errors.
