Ken & Mike on the MATLAB Desktop

February 23rd, 2009

The MATLAB File Exchange isn’t just for MATLAB code files

The MATLAB File Exchange is a great place to share MATLAB code, but did you know it can be used to share other MATLAB related files as well?

Recently, Peter (a MATLAB Desktop developer and frequent blogger here) posted the pre-R2008b default Desktop layout. If you’ve been following this blog, you’ll remember that we talked about the new Desktop layout in R2008b. It turns out that not everyone likes this new layout, but rather than make people wait for another release of MATLAB, we decided to post the old layout to MATLAB Central.

I’d encourage you to post your own Desktop layout to The MATLAB File Exchange if you think there’s value in the arrangement you use. For more about creating your own Desktop layout, check out this blog entry.

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Ken & Mike work on the MATLAB Desktop team.
  • Ori: The current folder shortcut used to be alt-y. Now it is alt-o. However, while in the editor window, alt-o opens...
  • Jose Miguel: Hi First of all, thanks for the post, it is really useful. I am trying to develop a Java GUI within...
  • Ken: Hi Siddharth, There isn’t currently any way to move the docking controls. Feel free to submit an...
  • Phil: I have the same problem as described above with UITable working fine in the Matlab environment but showing no...
  • Siddharth: Is there any way to move the position of the docking controls (or eliminate them through some...
  • Chris: Yes, it is a challenge to organize functions into categories, especially with so many functions. Ken and I...
  • Mike: Thanks for fielding that one, Yair.
  • Yair Altman: Jimmy - if you mean that you wish to include hyperlinks in your function’s help comment, that will...
  • OysterEngineer: Thanks for explaining the Function Browser. I fired it up and gave it a try. It appears that it has...
  • Jimmy: Is there any way to include hyperlinks in a comment, such as the standard help at the beginning of a function?

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