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ADE-XL: force re-evaluation of Matlab script edited outside Virtuoso

dontpanic

Hello! Is there a way to force ADE-XL to re-evaluate Matlab scripts? I always edit my scripts outside Virtuoso, and when I press the re-evaluate button in ADE-XL nothing changes and I get the following message in the CIW:

"INFO (ADEXL-8013): Re-evaluation of the resuts for history 'Interactive.XX' is not required because there is no change in the outputs setup."

So far the only way I found around this is to save the script with a different name, manually changing the script name in ADE-XL, and then re-evaluating, which is cumbersome. I'd like to re-evaluate the script just by pressing the "re-evaluate" button, without needing to change the outputs setup manually... is this possible?

Thanks and regards, Jorge.

P.S. As I store and edit the scripts from a centralized location in my filesystem, I have the following setting in my .cdsenv:

adexl.gui copyMeasurementScripts boolean nil

  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Jorge,

    I think the only way to do this is probably to edit the script via the Edit button in the ADE outputs (the E button) - you may have to add a blank line or something like that. The alternative is to use the drop-down next to the re-evaluate icon and change it to "Full". This will re-evaluate everything regardless of whether it's deemed to have changed.

    Regards,

    Andrew

  • dontpanic
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    OK, thanks Andrew! (I was going crazy trying to figure out if some variable can control this...)

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