#Set matlab path full#

The folder specified using userpath appears on the search path immediately, and at startup in future sessions. example userpath (newpath) sets the user-specific folder on the search path to newpath. Just press Ctrl-C to put this in your clipboard. Set the x -axis and y -axis to be equal length. Description example userpath returns a user-specific folder that MATLAB adds to the search path at startup, specified as a character vector. This will convert the text in there into a path, already selected. If you change the search path in the Set. In Windows Explorer, to get the path of the current windows explorer window into the clipboard, just click once in the blank space in the address bar. folder will take precedence over files that came with MATLAB if you add it to the bottom of the list, they will not. Or even to rearrange your directories to make it easier for your program to do its work by just using relative paths. If you're going to be doing this a lot, it's probably better if at all possible to work out an algorithm to do the directory selection that you are doing manually, and program up the bit to obtain directory paths. And then you've got the text in your command window to copy and paste.

However, you can then use the back arrow on the address bar to return to your previous directory.

#Set matlab path full#

Then in the list of open files, I right click on that file's name, and 'Copy Full Path to Clipboard'Īnother way is to drag the path to the command window, and that will indeed change the current folder. Within Matlab, I find the easiest way is just to open a script/function file in that folder, if the folder I'm interested in has such a file.