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pagan — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 17:47:53 Z

You could use fprintf to write to the file, and make the CodeGeneration:-Matlab command return a string to be so printed.

> restart;

> fprintf("testfile2.txt","%s\n",CodeGeneration:-Matlab(u(1) = 3, 'output'=string));
Warning, the function names {u} are not recognized in the target language
                               17

> fclose("testfile2.txt"); # when finished all appends to the file

> fprintf("testfile3.txt","%s\n",CodeGeneration:-Matlab(eval(`sin/normal`), 'output'=string));
Warning, the function names {ASSERT, `tools/sign`} are not recognized in the target language
                              298

> fclose("testfile3.txt"); # when finished all appends to the file

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hubertbauer — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 11:23:55 Z

Thanks a lot.

The sollution is tricky but it works!

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