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 >>

When the Array Editor was introduced back in MATLAB 5.0, it provided static snapshots of MATLAB double arrays.  It has evolved a lot since then, to provide dynamic editors for…
 

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In Release 2008a, we added the ability to link plots to source data. With this feature, you tie a plot to a particular value in the workspace. When that value changes, the plot is automatically… 続きを読む >>

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… 続きを読む >>

If you are a regular reader of this blog, you are probably already aware that we monitor your comments closely. In fact, we’re always looking for ways to get feedback from MATLAB users. Along… 続きを読む >>

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… 続きを読む >>

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… 続きを読む >>

R2008a is here and there are a number of great new features in the desktop. I’m only going to give a brief introduction to each of these shiny new features, though in future entires,… 続きを読む >>

Writing robust, production quality MATLAB code is a whole lot easier when you use M-Lint. M-Lint inspects your code for problems and also recommends changes that will help improve the performance or… 続きを読む >>