The MATLAB Editor automatically indents your code for you as you enter it (if your haven’t turned the preference off). We call this smart indenting, and it makes reading code easier. Logical… 更多内容 >>

Recently, Mario asked on the MATLAB newsgroup about how to provide a localized version of his GUI made in GUIDE. This is an interesting problem with no official, but many worthwhile solutions.
Right… 更多内容 >>

In R2009a, we added two new figure capture methods to publish. The figure capture method determines the way in which publish grabs screen shots of your figures, in order to insert it into the final… 更多内容 >>

A large (but oft unnoticed) part of what we do on the desktop team is elimination of waste. We eliminate waste by deleting unneeded or unused code, removing functionality that no longer contributes… 更多内容 >>

People often ask how they can incorporate their syntax highlighted code into other mediums, like Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, web pages etc. There are actually a number of ways to bring… 更多内容 >>

I promise that this’ll be my last post on the new M-Lint features (for awhile anyway). In last week’s post on the new M-Lint preferences, I glossed over the new search bar, so this week… 更多内容 >>

The extended M-Lint project gave us a good excuse to go in and change up the old M-Lint preferences GUI. This post will concentrate on the new ways to do the old stuff, and next time I’ll talk… 更多内容 >>

Part of my New Years resolution was to increase platform fidelity – that is, to make MATLAB fit in better with it’s host operating system. One particular thing that had been bothering me… 更多内容 >>

R2009a introduces Extended M-Lint: a new set of tooltips in the MATLAB Editor that provide on-demand additional information about a particular message. The following images show the new R2009a M-Lint… 更多内容 >>

R2009a (version 7.8) is here! These releases sure do come quickly.  Below, I’ve called out some of my favorite new and updated Desktop features.
Be sure to let us know what you think of these… 更多内容 >>