MATLAB: How to save ‘display-iter’ from fmincon to a .txt file

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In the options of a fmincon function I set Display to iter and this is how the output loos like. I would like to save it to a .txt file in the very same form that is displayed on a screen. I googleded it and Someone mentioned that the similar problems might be done by using 'OutputFcn' but I have no idea how to do it as I am not sure how my output function should look like.
Thank you in advance!
No active inequalities. Elapsed time is 0.203401 seconds.
                                Max     Line search  Directional  First-order 
 Iter F-count        f(x)   constraint   steplength   derivative   optimality Procedure 
    0      5      2496.66            0                                         
    1     13      2496.25            0        0.125        -14.5         26.9   
    2     20      2495.99      -0.1969         0.25        -2.45         21.8   
    3     26      2495.24      -0.2492          0.5        -2.74         29.9   
    4     33      2494.38      -0.3498         0.25        -7.68         11.1   
    5     38      2494.17      -0.2437            1        -11.2         10.8   
    6     43      2493.36       -0.283            1        -4.19         3.59   
    7     48      2492.84       -0.162            1        -1.31         9.38   
    8     53      2492.63            0            1        -2.28          4.2   
    9     58      2492.61            0            1        -1.28         0.21   
   10     63      2492.61            0            1      -0.0412        0.111   
   11     68      2492.57            0            1      -0.0386         2.94  Hessian modified  
   12     73      2492.52            0            1      -0.0279         5.33   
   13     78      2492.35            0            1      -0.0271         10.2   
   14     83         2492            0            1       -0.025         15.5   
   15     88      2491.35            0            1      -0.0244         18.5   
   16     93      2490.79            0            1      -0.0234         11.4   
   17     98      2490.64            0            1      -0.0642          3.4   
   18    103      2490.61            0            1     -0.00727        0.151   
   19    108      2490.61            0            1     -0.00048      0.00781

Best Answer

Getting back to the original question about capturing the output to a text file, I would simply use 'diary' instead of an OutputFcn. But that's just me; I like to keep it simple when I can. :)
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