Re: calling a function within a multi-function file

[Bill Denney]

>   Is there a way to call function test2 directly, even though it is in
>   test.m?  I could use the source command, but then I have to do that
>   manually every time I change the file.  Is there another way?
>
> Just make a symbolic link 'ln -s test.m test1.m'. I wonder if on windows 
> you could set up a shortcut to the same effect--can anynoe try this?

The only way that I know that this would be possible is with a junction 
(roughly equivalent to a unix style hard link), but there are no good 
tools that come with windows for doing this (there could be something that 
comes with Win2003, but there wasn't anything with XP or 2000).

Bill

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