How to get the base workspace varibles in a function

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Hey guys, the 'who' method only return the function argument. How to return the base workspace? Thank you so much`~~

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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 13 Dec 2011
Do you mean that you just want to get the list of variables in the base workspace from your function? How about:
evalin('base', 'who')
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Yuming Cao
Yuming Cao on 15 Dec 2011
my workspace have many simulink.parameter, when i just type in the name of the parameter, it can return me this:
---
Simulink.Parameter (handle)
Value: 0
RTWInfo: [1x1 Simulink.ParamRTWInfo]
Description: ''
DataType: 'single'
Min: -Inf
Max: Inf
DocUnits: ''
Complexity: 'real'
Dimensions: [1 1]
---
I want this in my function space~~ How to do it ? Thank you ~~~
Yuming Cao
Yuming Cao on 15 Dec 2011
I've already found out a way. it's efficient.
%run inside the function
evalin('base','save myvars.mat');
load myvars.mat;

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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski on 13 Dec 2011
[x y] = foo(r,s,t,u,v)
Calling from a script of the command line will pass base variables r,s,t,u,v into foo and return x,y to the base. Is this what you want? Note, foo has to be set up to take in various input arguments and return others.

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