How to open Matlab with specific scripts in my editor?

Let's assume I'm working on 2 different projects.

For project A, I'm using my_script_1.m , my_script_2.m and my_script_3.m

For project B, I'm using my_script_4.m , my_script_5.m and my_script_6.m

When I close MATLAB, it remembers the last "state" of my open scripts in the editor, right?

Can I somehow config the scripts being there in my editor when I open MATLAB?

I mean, supposably on Tuesday I want to work on project A. I'd like to open MATLAB, and see ONLY my predefined project A scripts.

If I'd like to work on project B on Wednesday, I'll open my MATLAB with "project_B_config" (hopefully there is such thing).

Can this be done somehow? THANKS !

Currently, I simply open 2 instances of MATLAB, and arrage relevant scripts per each instance. But once in a while, I need to restart my laptop, so I have to do it all over again...

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

See https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/344124-restore-open-files-in-editor-from-previous-sessions

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/248484-how-can-i-restore-files-previously-opened-in-editor-using-matlab_editor_state-xml

Answer 2

[Steven Lord]

Consider setting up different Projects for your different projects.