MATLAB Function Reference Volume 1: A - E - Bad Request

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• prob_files, which indicates which files depfun was unable to parse, find, or
access. Parsing problems can arise from MATLAB syntax errors. prob_files
is a structure array whose fields are:
- name, which gives the names of the files
- listindex, which tells where the files appeared in list
- errmsg, which describes the problems
• prob_sym, which indicates which symbols depfun was unable to resolve as
functions or variables. It is a structure array whose fields are:
- fcn_id, which tells where the files appeared in list
- name, which gives the names of the problematic symbols
• eval_strings, which indicates usage of these evaluation functions: eval,
evalc, evalin, feval. When preparing a runtime application, you should
examine this output to determine whether an evaluation function invokes a
function that does not appear in list. The output eval_strings is a
structure array whose fields are:
- fcn_name, which give the names of the files that use evaluation functions
- lineno, which gives the line numbers in the files where the evaluation
functions appear
• called_from, a cell array of the same length as list. This cell array is
arranged so that
list(called_from{i})
returns all functions in file_name that invoke the function list{i}.
• java_classes, a cell array of Java class names that file_name and its
subordinates use
[...] = depfun('file_name1','file_name2',...) performs the same
operation for multiple files. The dependent functions of all files are listed
together in the output arrays.
[...] = depfun('fig_file_name') looks for dependent functions among the
callback strings of the GUI elements that are defined in the .fig or .mat file
named fig_file_name.
[...] = depfun(...,'-toponly') differs from the other syntaxes of depfun
in that it examines only the files listed explicitly as input arguments. It does