Error: Function definition not supported in this context. Create functions in code file.
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Agustin Foxley
am 28 Jan. 2020
Bearbeitet: Stephen23
am 10 Jun. 2024
Hello,
I was trying to create a simple function on matlab, I already have a file named "AddOne.m", so it should work, however at the first line of code, matlab throws the following error
"Error: Function definition not supported in this context. Create functions in code file.". Any ideas how to sort this out?
Thanks in advance!
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Stephen23
am 28 Jan. 2020
In MATLAB functions cannot be defined in the command window.
You appear to be running the entire function in the command window in an attempt to define that function.
You don't need to do that: just define the function in a file, and then call it. That is all you need to do.
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Deepak Gupta
am 6 Mai 2020
Hi Augstin,
In matalb, you need to write your function in a seperate matlab file and then you can call this function either from command window or from a seperate matlab file.
For example, here you can write your matlab function addOne.m in one file. File content can be something like:
%File addOne.m
function finalAnswer = addOne(inputNumber)
finalAnswer = inputNumber+1;
end
Now you can use this function in your other matlab file or in command window. For example, you can create a seperate file to call this function.
% File testaddOne.m
inputNumber = 5;
finalAnswer = addOne(inputNumber);
disp('Thining...');
fprintf('Final Answer: %d \n', finalAnswer);
display('Done');
To avoid confusion, for now keep both files at one place. When you run file testaddOne.m, it will automatically call other file and make use of it.
Cheers.
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kazi sharif
am 8 Sep. 2020
Bearbeitet: Walter Roberson
am 22 Feb. 2022
function Divide_Average(a,x0,tol)
clc
if a<0
b=abs(a);
else
b=a;
%fprint(' Neagtive Number is not taken in Square root');
end
x = zeros(1,1);
fprontf('i x(i)\n');
fprintf('---------\n');
x(1)= x0; fprintf('%5.0f\t %15.5f\n',1,x(1));
i=2;
while (1)
x(i) = 0.5*(x(i-1) + a/x(i-1));
fprintf('%5.0f\t %15.5f\n',i,x(i));
RelER = (x(i) - x(i-1))/x(i-1);
if abs(RelER) <= tol, break, end
i = i + 1;
end
fprintf('\n\n Square Root of %10.5f\t is %10.5f\n',a,x(end));
end
function Divide_Average(a,x0,tol)
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Error: Function definition not supported in this context. Create functions in code file.
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nina lucia lins dias
am 13 Mär. 2022
Bearbeitet: Walter Roberson
am 1 Aug. 2023
I am trying to do this:
function edge_r ( )
im = imread('rice.png');
[row col] = size(im)
for i=1:row-1
im2(i,j) =abs(im(i+1,j+1)) + abs(im(i+1,j));
end
end
figure, imshow(im2);
figure, imshow(im)
however i cannot writing down the whole statement cos it gave me errors
function edge_r()
function edge_r()
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Error: Function definition are not supported in this context. Functions can only be created as local or nested functions in
code files.
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Steven Lord
am 13 Mär. 2022
You cannot type the function keyword in the Command Window. Save that function in a file named edge_r.m and then call the function in the Command Window.
Emmanuel
am 1 Aug. 2023
function predator_simulation() ↑ Error: Function definition are not supported in this context. Functions can only be created as local or nested functions in code files.
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Walter Roberson
am 1 Aug. 2023
Functions cannot be defined at the command line. You must store that code in predator_simulation.m file.
Fathima
am 10 Jun. 2024
function bitDepth = fetchBitDepth(imageData)
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Error: Function definitions are not supported in this context. Functions can only be created as local or nested functions in code files.
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