How I can save the command that I wrote it in command window?

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How I can save the command that I wrote it in command window? If I saved these command by save the work space and I could not open these command because I saved it as .mat? how I can retrieve my work.

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dpb
dpb on 9 Feb 2015
Edited: dpb on 9 Feb 2015
Save saves the values of variables, not the commands by which you created them.
Easiest way to save a sequence of your work if you were working at the command line is probably--
commandhistory % open the command history window
Then highlight the section you wish that you've done and right click...that'll open a menu one item of which is "Create Script". Select that and the highlighted section will be pasted into a new editor script window which you can then rename and modify at will..
Alternatively, simply highlight the area in the command window, and copy it to clipboard via ^C and type
edit aScriptName.m
and then ^V to paste into the window...same end result. aScriptName.m is, of course, a placeholder for whatever filename you wish to give your script, not to be taken as literal.

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