File Applications/standalone/ifit.m

  Usage:  ifit [options] arguments commands 
 
   iFit executable from command line.
   Project page at <http://ifit.mccode.org>
 
   arguments:
     Any file name, including directories (imports all recursively).
       Files can also be given as distant URLs (via http and ftp), and as compressed
       content (zip, tar, gzip).
       Script files (.m) are executed, other files are imported.
     Any numerical value, including arrays given as e.g. '[ 1 2 ...]'.
     The 'empty' argument is obtained from the '[]' argument
     Any argument given between double quotes is used as a string argument.
     Any argument given between simple quotes is evaluated as a an expression.
 
   Once all arguments have been processed, they are stored in the 'this'
     variable (cell array) for further use, and the program enters in interactive
     mode except when the --exit argument is specified.
   In interactive mode, any Matlab command can be entered if it spans on a single line.
   In addition:
     'verbose' and 'silent' commands toggle the echo of commands in the terminal.
     'doc'     and 'help'   open the documentation
     'run <script>'         executes a script, supporting multi-line
     'propedit'             open the object browser GUI
     'TextEdit'             open the script editor GUI, supporting multi-line
     'mifit'                open the workspace GUI
     
   To execute multiple lines and control statements (if/while/for...), write them
     in a script and type 'run <script>'.
 
   options:
   --exit or -e
       exits - should be specified after all other commands/arguments
   --save or -s or --save=FILE
       save the workspace variables when commands have been executed.
   --run=SCRIPT or -r=SCRIPT
       executes the SCRIPT when starting.
   -nodesktop
       do not start the miFit GUI (prompt only) nor the TextEdit command window.
   -desktop
       start miFit and TextEdit command windows are opened
 
   Examples:
     ifit --save file1.*  subplot