Following up with my previous post about using Java objects in MATLAB, this week I’m going to discuss the memory issues that can crop up.
When a Java object is created in the MATLAB workspace,… 続きを読む >>

Tab completion is a great time saver for me, and helps me find a function when I can’t quite remember the exact name. There’s a little known feature that makes tab completion even more… 続きを読む >>

I’m going to continue my dialog discussion from two weeks ago with more of the MATLAB dialog gallery. I feel a bit like a car salesman, we’ve got so many dialogs to choose from…. 続きを読む >>

As promised (though admittedly a couple weeks late), here are the pictures of your Desktops. Only two screen shots were sent in and a couple text-only descriptions — not quite the level of… 続きを読む >>

While I like to write software for my own pleasure, sometimes I write programs to be used by other people--meaning I have to implement a user interface. I like the input function for asking simple... 続きを読む >>

Debugging is an integral part of my workflow. One thing I continually encounter is the need to quickly disable all my breakpoints. After spending time inserting breakpoints at the right places with... 続きを読む >>

So far no one has taken me up on the extra credit from the Interactive Web Pages post. I thought the problem of displaying a figure without an image file was too interesting to pass up, so I figured... 続きを読む >>

Way back in May of 2007, we asked you what your MATLAB Desktops’ looked like. Well, we want to ask you again, but this time Mike and I would also like to ask why your desktop is the way it is…. 続きを読む >>

A few weeks ago Ashwin commented on my Interactive web pages in MATLAB series from last year asking about computing data in MATLAB and putting back into a web page. I didn’t take the time back… 続きを読む >>

Juliette recently suggested that users should be able to fold whatever code they like. While this is a great feature idea, the MATLAB Editor doesn’t currently support folding arbitrary sections… 続きを読む >>