-r vs -batch when calling matlab in unix

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August Brandberg 2020-3-20

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评论： August Brandberg 2020-3-25

I am aware that matlab -r scriptName(arg1,...) is no longer recommended for non-interactive jobs on unix systems, and that I should use -batch instead (see https://se.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/matlablinux.html ).

However, I have been unable to find why that is better. Could someone point me in the right direction?

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Edric Ellis 2020-3-23

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(I'm not an expert here, just a user of the -batch option) The main advantages for me of the -batch option compared to -r for non-interactive cases are:

it more concisely sets up the -nosplash and -nodisplay options (even on Windows)
removes the startup banner
ensures the MATLAB process exits (with an exit code) even if your statement throws an error

All told, it's just more convenient.