Catch terminal's error message
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I have a long script executed remotely and would like to capture any error in a log file. I would prefer not to write several try/catch statements, and would rather write a single try/catch around the entire function, and record the exact error, with a line number. But I can't find a tool to capture this.
Even in this simple example, I cannot capture the error message, and the program does not fail gracefully:
try
1=0;
catch ME
disp(ME.identifier)
end
The terminal says
Error: File: test.m Line: 2 Column 6
Incorrect use of '=' operator. To assign a value...
It is this message that I want saved and directed to a file. Can it be done?
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Guillaume
2018-5-15
As Walter says, your example script will never execute because of the syntax error so try catch inside the file is no good.
However, a try... catch statement in the caller of the file would trap the error. So:
try
nameoflongscript %invoke long script
catch ME
disp(ME)
end
would work.
Alternatively, to detect such parse errors before actually running the script, you could use mlint to analyse the file, or the undocumented mtree to get the parse tree of the file. Either of these will tell you if there are any parse error.
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Walter Roberson
2018-5-15
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No, in all modern MATLAB versions, the file is completely parsed before any of it is executed. You would need to have the try/catch in the calling code.
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