FreeMat: QUIET Control the Verbosity of the Interpreter

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QUIET Control the Verbosity of the Interpreter

Section: FreeMat Functions

# Usage

The `quiet` function controls how verbose the interpreter is when executing code. The syntax for the function is

       quiet flag

where `flag` is one of

- `'normal'` - normal output from the interpreter
- `'quiet'` - only intentional output (e.g. `printf` calls and `disp` calls) is printed. The output of expressions that are not terminated in semicolons are not printed.
- `'silent'` - nothing is printed to the output.

The `quiet` command also returns the current quiet flag.