Environment Capture 1.0

function env = env_capture(varargin)% function env = env_capture(varargin)% Capture the scope/environment of the caller. This is useful% to snapshot in a running function all local (and local global)% including persistent variables with their bindings.%% If no arguments provided, returns all bindings from caller context.% Example execution:% env = env_capture('ignore', 'ans', 'maxbytes', 100);%% Optional Input:% varargin = keyword/argument pair: (keyed on first letter of keyword)% +-------+----------+------------------------------------+% |keyword| value | description |% | |(example) | |% +-------+----------+------------------------------------+% | m | 1000 | maximum number of bytes of |% | | | varibles to capture |% +-------+----------+------------------------------------+% | i | 'ans' | variable name to ignore |% +-------+----------+------------------------------------+%% Output:% env = whose fieldnames are the variables declared/bound% in the scope of the caller and whose values are the% values of the variables.%% Note: multiple variables can be ignored like in the following:% env_capture('ignore', 'ans', 'ignore', 'beta', 'maxbytes', 1000);%% Author: David Weinstein (dweinst@alum.rpi.edu)

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
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