How to open a script in a running MATLAB instance with Windows Command Line?

Double-click a script file in Windows File Explorer will open the script in a running MATLAB instance if it exists. Only when no instances are running will a new instance start. However in Windows commandline:

matlab SomeScript.m

This command will always start a new MATLAB instance, regardless of whether any instances are running. Is there a way to fully mimic the double-click behavior in Windows Commandline?

After all, how does MATLAB tell whether I'm calling it by double-click on a script or in cmd?

Answer 1

[Smitesh Patil]

Here are all the options available while launching matlab from cmd. However there doesn't seem to be any option to open without starting new instance.

[埃博拉酱]

Then how is double-click processed? How can MATLAB treat a double-click differently?