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Repetitive blocks/commands in Matlab file
Posted 2010年2月5日 GMT-5 13:49 1 Reply
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Hi Everybody,
I am facing the following problem.
I ran a simulation in Comsol and saved the file in Matlab .m format. I found that the Matlab file contains lot of repetitive blocks and commands. I think these are the changes I made to the model in the due course, before running and re-running same file with different settings.
How to get rid of these repetitive blocks and keep the only last setting of model in the .m file?
Thanks in advance.
-Rakesh
I am facing the following problem.
I ran a simulation in Comsol and saved the file in Matlab .m format. I found that the Matlab file contains lot of repetitive blocks and commands. I think these are the changes I made to the model in the due course, before running and re-running same file with different settings.
How to get rid of these repetitive blocks and keep the only last setting of model in the .m file?
Thanks in advance.
-Rakesh
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1 decade ago
Hi
You are quite right, it can often be usefull to be able to backtrack. To clean up your "m" file, try a "File reset model", this normally flushes your "m" file, but might take away all your comsol geoemtry commands and save them as a separate geometry file, that is more difficult to access or edit, so always save your M file once before doing any "reset".
The reset also clear meshes and solutions so you might need to remesh, if this was done by hand as the manual meshing sequence is not stored (will be in V4.0 from the beta demos) and to resolve.
Hope this helps, good luck
Ivar
You are quite right, it can often be usefull to be able to backtrack. To clean up your "m" file, try a "File reset model", this normally flushes your "m" file, but might take away all your comsol geoemtry commands and save them as a separate geometry file, that is more difficult to access or edit, so always save your M file once before doing any "reset".
The reset also clear meshes and solutions so you might need to remesh, if this was done by hand as the manual meshing sequence is not stored (will be in V4.0 from the beta demos) and to resolve.
Hope this helps, good luck
Ivar