I have a package of code that's been written by someone else. I am running a script, which calls some functions, which in turn calls some more functions, etc. I would like to get the list of functions that are not MATLAB built-in functions but are a part of the package.
I tried using matlab.codetools.requiredFilesAndProducts('file.m'), which gives me a list of such functions, but not all the functions. I can see when I look at the code that there are many more functions called by a function in the script. Does this command only show 'first-level' functions? How can I get the full list?
Check out the function inmem which may help to solve this task. It displays all matlab functions that are currently in memory. Thus it lists those functions that have been recently called, i.e. that have been called since the last clear allor clear functions statement. Thus you would start with a clean workspace, execute your program, and check with inmem which functions are loaded into the cache and are not in the matlab install directory, those are the functions you are interested in.
You may also use the command-line helper disp-inmem that was scripted to (half-)automate this task.