[Eeglablist] [External] Re: displaying code in matlab command window

[Beach, Paul Anthony]

Thanks for this suggestion, John and David. Will give it a shot today!

Paul Beach D.O., Ph.D.
Chief Neurology Resident: PGY4
Emory University School of Medicine

On May 5, 2020, at 10:00 AM, Jenson, David Evans <david.jenson at wsu.edu> wrote:

Hi Paul,

After you run some code from the GUI, type “eegh” on the command line.  It will display all of the code for the analyses you just ran.  It usually displays the code for all of the analyses run since the eeglab window was opened, so you will have to sift through and find the relevant bits of code.

Best of luck...

-Dave

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On May 5, 2020, at 1:02 AM, Beach, Paul Anthony <paul.anthony.beach at emory.edu> wrote:

EEGLAB gurus,

I’m interested in progressing toward command-line and batch processing functionality in EEGLAB and I’m wondering if an idea I had to help me move in that direction is possible or not...

Specifically, is there some kind of option or code I could input to have running EEGLAB code (subsequent, for example, to GUI use) to show up in my command window?

Thanks!
--
Paul Beach DO, PhD
PGY4, Chief Resident Physician
Department of Neurology
Emory University School of Medicine



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