run matlab script as bat input arguments

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WEI LIN
WEI LIN on 14 Mar 2017
Edited: WEI LIN on 14 Mar 2017
Hi,
I use "dos" to run a bat file(my.bat) from matlab and the bat file will open a tcl shell and waiting for user keyboard inputs. After I run %%section1, the matlab console will switch to tcl console and waiting for user inputs, then, I run %%section2, those tcl_shell_command will be treats as user keyboard inputs of my.bat and be successfully passed to the tcl shell. This is the case when I run matlab code separately(I select the section I want to run, and press F9: evaluate selection).
However, if I run the all matlab code at once(press "run" button), the program will suspend and wait for user input after dos('my.bat'), and not take the matlab code in %%section2 as input arguments of my.bat.
I am wondering why the matlab doesn't take the code in %%section2 as keyboard input arguments of my.bat when I run the whole program at once. What is the difference b/w using "F9" to separately run the code and use "run" to run the who program at once? What is the correct way to implement it if I want the my.bat directly take the matlab code as user inputs after dos(my.bat)?
%%section1
dos('my.bat');
%%section2
tcl_shell_command_1; tcl_shell_command_2; tcl_shell_command_3;
Many thanks!!!

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