Don’t take this too personally, but I love our users. You guys work on interesting applications in every imaginable industry. By virtue of hearing what someone is doing with our products, I… 続きを読む >>

We talk a lot about work flows here on the Inside the MATLAB Desktop blog, as well as ways you can streamline your interactions with MATLAB. For the Editor-centric folks in the audience, here’s… 続きを読む >>

In honor of our newest blog, Seth on Simulink, I’m dedicating this week to some useful features for Model Based Design in the MATLAB desktop.
The following is a survey of the various tools that… 続きを読む >>

About a year ago Ken Orr discussed the docked “maximize” feature that was introduced in R2007a (Focusing on your work). He explained how you can use this feature to temporarily expand a particular… 続きを読む >>

I’d like to welcome guest blogger Denis Hanson from the GUI Building team. Denis will occasionally be blogging here on the Inside the MATLAB Desktop blog.

In R2008a, we added the uitable… 続きを読む >>

Back when we introduced configurations in R2007b (see this blog entry), one of the first questions brought up by customers was “where are the configurations stored and what format are they… 続きを読む >>

Recently I was performing some maintenance on the Dependency Report tool. The report has logic to display something reasonable in the web browser even if the scanned directory contains invalid MATLAB… 続きを読む >>

We’ve already received great feedback on Data Brushing, a new MATLAB R2008a feature that is closely related to Data Linking.
Data Brushing allows you to graphically edit the data in a plot,… 続きを読む >>

I’d like to welcome guest blogger Malcolm Wood from the Simulink Model Management team. Malcolm will occasionally be blogging here on the Inside the MATLAB Desktop blog.

For many years the… 続きを読む >>

We heard your requests, and have added 12 more foldable constructs, including full support for the new MATLAB class system. We introduced code folding back in R2007b (check out the blog entry on it… 続きを読む >>