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echo command and functions


From: Praedor Atrebates
Subject: echo command and functions
Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 14:28:05 -0400
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I have tried using "echo" to get octave to display what it is reading and what 
it is doing while it runs a simple matlab program:

octave:4> run Image_preparation_withoutlandremove
+ % Rawdata read-in program.
+ % The parameter 1: the pitch length;
+ % The parameter 2: start position;
+ % The parameter 3: number of tracks;
+ % The parameter 4: The forth is pixel number for one period of scan;
+ % The parameter 5: The path to the folder keeping rawdata
+
+ % ILscan1 = Getting_RawData_single_channel(0.015,-42,2400,12500,'C:
\Data\Patrick\custom1038-2155\scan1\');
+  ILscan2 = 
Getting_RawData_single_channel(0.015,0,2800,12500,'/home/praedor/smb4k/bind222-ml/Data/Patrick/custom1038-2172/scan2/');
error: fscanf: invalid stream number = -1
error: called from `Getting_RawData_single_channel' in 
file 
/home/praedor/Documents/BioCD/custom1038-2172-4-08/Getting_RawData_single_channel.m
 
near line 39, column 10

So echo is only spitting out information on the program called 
Image_preparation_withoutlandremove but the error I am trying to 
analyze/figure out is in the function "Getting_RawData_single_channel.m" 
which is called within the Image_preparation program.  Is there some way to 
get echo or any other command to spit out the details of what it is doing as 
it enters "Getting_RawData" rather than only what it is doing within the 
calling program "Image_preparation"?

I have also been playing with various debug commands but it doesn't appear to 
give me the information I seek.

praedor
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