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From: Walter Roberson on 6 May 2008 12:11
In article <fvpt4n$om8$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>,
carlos lopez <clv2clv_00000000_(a)adinet.com.uy> wrote:
>"Vy Lam" <vlam(a)removethis.mcw.edu> wrote in message
><fvppti$qet$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
>> My other need is to generate and save plots without them
>> displayed on the monitor.

>You can issue something like:
>h=figure(gcf+1);set(h,'visible','off')
>and then plot what you want. "gcf+1" attempts to create a
>new figure; this will require some extra caution because you
>(for example) are working within figure 3, but if figure 4
>already exists then the plots will be superimposed and/or
>affected by your further work.

You can avoid the problem about accidental duplication of figure
numbers, and condense everything into a single statement:

h = figure('visible','off','position',[1000 1000 560 420]);
--
"There's no term to the work of a scientist." -- Walter Reisch
From: Vy Lam on 7 May 2008 09:15
Thank you Walter, for error().

As for Peter's code, I had to change it to this to get the
desired effect. I basically needed a list of the folders
to revisit/analyze.

So, hopefully, it will help others who want the same thing:

function l = recursive_dir(fname)
global l
d = dir(fname);
for i = 1:length(d)
if(strcmp(d(i).name, '.') || strcmp(d(i).name, '..'))
continue;
end
newname = fullfile(fname, d(i).name);
l=[l; newname];
if(d(i).isdir)
recursive_dir(newname);
end
end
end

The main 'calling' function needs to have global l and
fname (parent directory) defined... then l will give a list
of all the directories (including the parent).

Again, thank you all!

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