How i can open matlab file from terminal to edit it?

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mohammed mahmoud 2017-12-7

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评论： Steven Lord 2019-7-18

I run my file on gpu and when, write "type file name" command it open the file but no editing so, how can i edit the file?

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What does "running a file on gpu" mean? Where do you write "type file name" and what do you expect as result? Where does the file open and what kind of "Matlab file" are you talking of - an M-file? What kind of "terminal" do you mean.

Please explain the details more clearly.

mohammed mahmoud 2017-12-7

编辑：mohammed mahmoud 2017-12-7

i use Putty program to access gpu server, i don't able to see desktop

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You can open an M-file in Matlab by typing

edit File.m

If it is not in the current path add the path name also. Alternatively you can click on the "Open" button in the menu. A double click on the M-file opens it in the editor also.

But see my questions for clarifications in the comment above.

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Andrew Landau 2019-7-18

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Related question:

Let's say you want to open a .m file in textedit from a bash terminal. You'd write:

open -a "TextEdit" scriptName.m

Now, let's say you were working in terminal and wanted to open a script in matlab when matlab isn't open. I tried:

open -a "Matlab" scriptName.m

As well as "MATLAB" and "matlab", but both did not work.

Ideally, one could write a command that opens matlab, makes the current folder of matlab the same path as the current terminal directory, then opens a specified file in editor.

Thanks for your help.

Steven Lord 2019-7-18

When you start MATLAB, specify the -sd startup option to control where MATLAB starts and specify the -r option to run the command "edit(nameOfFile)" replacing nameOfFile with the file you want to open.

While I've linked the Linux startup options list above, Windows and Mac OS also support both those options. See the other pages linked in the See Also from the page above for OS-specific startup options (mainly the COM-related options on Windows, I believe.)

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