Print Latex/Greek-Chars to Commandline

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Is it possible to fprintf a string to commandline which includes latex characters (I know its possible on figures etc).
The below snippet doesn't work but maybe there's a clever workaround?
a = 45; fprintf(['\lambda=',num2str(a)])
Daniel below mentions a possible HTML to LaTeX workaround - does anyone have a solution in this vain?
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Pietro
Pietro 2015-12-12
Hi, sorry i'm a kinda late :). However i was looking for an answer to the same question and (since Matlab supports HTML code) i tried typing the following lines:
charlambda=char(955); %HTML numeric entity for lambda
a=45;
lambda_string=[num2str(charlambda),' = ', num2str(a),'\n'];sprintf(lambda_string)

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Mark Whirdy
Mark Whirdy 2013-7-26
Mathworks support:
Thank you for contacting Mathworks.
The feature of typing Greek letter from MATLAB command line is not available in the current releases of MATLAB, this is because that MATLAB is using windows-1252 as its Default Character Set, and from the link below you will see the Greek letters are not included in this Character Set.
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252>
For more reading about this topic, you can refer to the link below:

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Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub 2013-7-25
Yes and no. The commandline does not have a LaTeX interpreter so so you cannot pass it LaTeX code. The commandline does handle HTML so if you can go from LaTeX to HTML you can get there. For your case the workaround is simplier:
a = 45; fprintf(['λ=',num2str(a), '\n'])
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Mehmet Mahmudoglu
Mehmet Mahmudoglu 2016-11-24
编辑:Mehmet Mahmudoglu 2016-11-24
This code only works for command line but not from m file if you use it in m file you have to use
a = 45; fprintf([num2str(char(955)),' = ',num2str(a), '\n'])

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