Command Window No Output

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Nolan
Nolan 2024-6-3
编辑: Nolan 2024-6-10
Upon typing anything into the command window, the answer is only outputted into the workspace, and not into the command window as the typically expected "ans = ___" line:
Even typing gibberish generates no output or any error handling. It just prompts the next line:
Running a program with internal error handling will work, but it seems things such as type errors or other MATLAB-handled errors are ignored, and there are no ways to generate outputs, unless I force it with disp(). But I obviously don't want to keep doing that nor is that a viable solution going forward.
A coworker was trying to help me with this and we discovered that running "evalc" in the command window generates the same problem on his MATLAB as my current issue. I don't remember ever running "evalc" unless I ran a script at some point that had that included. There seems to be no known solution out there for how to reverse the effect of this "evalc" and/or turn it off.
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Matlab Pro
Matlab Pro 2024-6-3
HI. You wrote: "Upon typing anything into the command window, the answer is only outputted into the workspace, and not into the command window", Well - this is not true: I get the result reflected in both ...
>> 1+1
ans =
2
So maybe I've missed something?
Nolan
Nolan 2024-6-3
As you can see from the picture I attached, what you're describing is not what's happening with mine. That's precisely my issue: I'm not getting the "ans = ____" in the first place.

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Nolan
Nolan 2024-6-10
编辑:Nolan 2024-6-10
POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO THE ABOVE PROBLEM:
Upon starting MATLAB, the temporary file that's generated at each session causes this error to be displayed in the command window:
After checking my path, I find an editor file (but not the same name as the error displayed, not sure why):
When I was dealing with this no output issue, I've tried multiple times to remove this file from my path, but that didn't work. I tried removing it as a last resort once more before I would've reinstalled MATLAB 2020b, and it seemed to have finally done the job. Even though a new temporary file is generated at every new session (not sure why), there might have been something about the one I removed that was causing the problem, since I no longer face the issue anymore with no output/error catching to the command window, even though this "editor_#####" file still gives a warning message:
This solution also worked on my coworker's computer. He removed all files in the path that resembled this "editor_#####" format. He had three of them whereas I only had one in my path. Remove all.

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Taylor
Taylor 2024-6-3
A previous post states that resetting MATLAB to its launched state fixed the same issue you're seeing here.
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Nolan
Nolan 2024-6-4
Thanks Taylor but I tried everything in that post and nothing worked. I did what Jan suggested in that post chain by running "!matlab exit" but that didn't work.
At this point if I can't find a solution I'm gonna have to delete my version and get a newer version as Paul Barrette tried.

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