Desktop Tools and Development Environment

Protecting the Integrity of Your Workspace in M-Books

When you work on more than one M-book in a single word processing session, note that:

• Each M-book uses the same "copy" of MATLAB.
• All M-books share the same workspace.

If you use the same variable names in more than one M-book, data used in one M-book can be affected by another M-book. You can protect the integrity of your workspace by specifying the clear command as the first autoinit cell in the M-book.

Entering MATLAB Commands in an M-Book

Ensuring Data Consistency in M-Books

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