This past week I became aware that I was naively accepting MATLAB’s default code font, when I should be exploring the vast landscape of programmer fonts available. I finally settled on the… 更多内容 >>

Back in April, Peter talked about how you can put The Tools You Want Where You Want Them (new in R2008a). We’d love to see how you’ve arranged your toolbars, and are offering free… 更多内容 >>

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… 更多内容 >>

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… 更多内容 >>

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… 更多内容 >>

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… 更多内容 >>

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… 更多内容 >>

That title sounds like somebody’s advertising catch phrase, but what I’m referring to is the toolbar customization and rearrangement capability that was added to the MATLAB desktop in R2008a. This… 更多内容 >>

The publish function has been around since R14 and has proved useful for a number of things, to include demonstrating concepts, creating reports and generating blogs. In R2008a we’ve made it… 更多内容 >>

Oftentimes in the course of coding, I find myself with little bits that I don’t want to deal with right away–things that I would like to come back to them later. Like most IDEs, MATLAB… 更多内容 >>