#Freemat function as script free#

First, you should read up on Matlabs documentation of the filter function. FreeMat now supports function handles, or function pointers where a function handle is an alias for a function or script that is stored in a variable.

I tried to put a breakpoint within that function for debugging puposes and got the follown message: This application has requested the runtime to terminate in an unusual way.

The purpose is to get you to a stage where you can. m file the same name as the function name, like your function name is 'addtest' so you should save the file in the same name like 'addtest.m' change your directory to the path you have saved the m file and then run it. Note this is a small fragment of the whole script I need to run, however, it does not contain any special functions or coding. In short, both GNU Octave and FreeMat are open-source alternatives to MATLAB. I have script calling a function in an extra file.

#Freemat function as script free#

% % This function generates a candlestick chart for a given O,H,L,C data % D is dates % O is open % H is high % L is low % C is close % symbol % % Example: % =get_symbol_data('F',150) % gen_chart(D,O,H,L,C,'F') % % % Copyright 2010 EdgeMe % $Revision: 1.0.0. Somewhere inside your function, give retvar a value that you want the data from, for example perhaps you want x and time so you can do some other plots/math with them: retvar x' t' After the function executes, it returns whatever return value you put there as 'ans' at the console, just like any other function you might run. This is not intended to be a tutorial on either Matlab or Freemat. Freemat is a free environment for rapid engineering, scientific prototyping and data processing using the same language as Matlab and GNU Octave.