errordlg
Displays a dialog box with the error s.
Syntax
errordlg(s)
R = errordlg(s, c)
R = errordlg(s, c, dummyarg)
Inputs
- s
- Content to display in the dialog. String inputs can have the '\n' newline character, which are displayed on separate lines of the dialog. String elements of cell inputs will be displayed on new lines in the dialog.
- c (optional)
- Specifies the caption to be displayed for the dialog. If no caption is specified, the caption displayed will be 'Error'.
- dummyarg (optional)
- Dummy argument for compatibility with legacy scripts.
Outputs
- R
- Type: integer
Examples
R = errordlg('This is an error!!!')
R = 1
Content displayed in the dialog is 'This is an error!!!'
R = errordlg('Error line 1\nError line 2', 'My Error')
R = 1
Content displayed in the dialog with caption 'My Error' is
'Error line 1'
'Error line 1'
R = errordlg({'This', ' is', ' an', ' error!!!'})
R = 1
Content displayed in the dialog is 'This is an error!!!'