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Guilherme
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 04/19/12 3:08pm
I have a lot of files named problem1.m, problem2.m, problem3.m, ... , problem20.m
In these files i set a lot of instructions like Initial conditions of my problem and some equations...
My main program is called Lagrange.m
this program / file, solve the problems 1, 2, 3 , ... , 20...
and show a lot of graphics and also a huge Animate...
for now, i'm using the command "<< problem1.m" in the first line above the codes inside the Lagrange.m, to solve the problem1.m...
and, if I need to solve the problem20.m, I need to change the text inside my Lagrange.m to "<< problem20.m"...
So...
I don't want to open and reopen the Lagrange.m a million of times...
I want to open the problem1.m and insert "<< Lagrange.m" in the end of the code...
finally, my problem is...
when i use it: "<< Lagrange.m", i only receive the last evaluated feedback...
and I need to receive all the graphics and all the animations inside the Problem1.m...
HOW CAN I DO THIS??
I think I can't use the "<<", because in the Documention Center it says:
<<name
reads in a file, evaluating each expression in it, and returning the last one.
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so, It will return the last one...
i need a function to to this:
reads in a file, evaluating each expression in it, and returning ALL OF THEM!!
Can you help me?
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