NB: we use MatlabControl to interpret MATLAB scripts. There are some limitations of this API:

• Each line of the script needs to be atomically evaluatable. That is, it must be passable to an eval call in MATLAB. If you are unfamiliar with the notation for converting traditionally multi-line commands, such as an if...else block, to single-line, each logical statement is replaced by a comma. For example, you can write: if 1<2, a=3, end
• If you need to split up multiple lines, use the MATLAB multi-line character at the end of each line: ...
• If you are running from within MATLAB, you will see an error message with each evaluation. This is due to the API restrictions on the function calling from MatlabControl, regarding return values. As long as you see the appropriate output for your command, the error messages can be disregarded.