One way to check if the user stops the script in MATLAB is to use a try-catch
block in your code that catches the MException
thrown by the ctrl-c
signal. Here's an example:
main.m182 chars10 lines
The code inside the try
block will be executed normally until the user presses ctrl-c
. When that happens, the catch
block will catch the MException
with identifier MATLAB:Interrupted
, which indicates that the script was interrupted by the user. You can then handle this case as needed, for example by displaying an error message or cleaning up any resources.
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