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Displaying Progress Status of Long Running Script, Part 1: fprintf

From the series: Displaying Progress Status of Long Running Script

Stuart McGarrity, MathWorks

(Originally posted on Stuart's MATLAB Video blog)

I have a number of scripts that take several hours to run and I like be able to track their progess. I use a few techniques to do this, including this first example which is just to use fprintf.

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Recorded: 22 Apr 2015

Series: Displaying Progress Status of Long Running Script

Part 1: fprintf Use fprintf to display the status of a long running script.

Part 2: uitable Here I show how to use uitable to display the status of a long running script.

Part 3: Function Handle Utility Here I show how to use a function handle utility to display the status of a long running script.

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