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t_codeStartup.m
DEPRECATED deprecated
When you start Matlab, it looks for a file called startup.m on your path and runs it. Many users have a personal startup.m file on their Matlab path.
I have a directory named "paths" that I always keep on my Matlab path. I keep my startup.m file as well as various other path management files in that directory.
This tutorial describes some simple ways to organize a startup.m file.
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% %% Clear the Matlab path to its default state. Add ISET. % % % This includes the toolboxes, but nothing else. % restoredefaultpath; % % % Add the ISET directories. % iset4Dir = 'C:\users\brian\Matlab\SVN\ISET-4.0'; % addpath(genpath(iset4Dir)); % % %% Managing paths for different Matlab packages % % % You might use this method if you have different Matlab packages in % % different programming sessions. % % % Set up the default path % restoredefaultpath; % % % Add the directory that contains all of the functions you will use to set % % up paths. In this example, we have isetPath() and ptbPath() both in this % % directory. % addpath('C:\users\brian\Matlab\paths'); % % % Use a line like this to select which paths you would like to include: % resp = input('Enter: 1 (ISET4), 2 (ISET4-PTB) OR None: '); % % % Depending on the resp, you can use a switch statement to invoke the % % functions that add the packages to your path. % switch resp % % case 1 % % ISET % isetPath(iset4Dir); % chdir(iset4Dir); % disp('ISET path.') % % case 2 % % ISET and Psychtoolbox % isetPath(iset4Dir); % ptbPath(ptbDir); % disp('ISET and Psychtoolbox path.') % % otherwise % disp('Default Matlab path.') % end