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

As I poke around on… 続きを読む >>

I'd like to welcome guest blogger Dan Sternberg from the Plotting and Exploration team. Dan will occasionally be blogging here on the Inside the MATLAB Desktop blog. Zooming in figures has... 続きを読む >>

Looking for a way to integrate your code into the MATLAB Start button? Welcome to info.xml!
In just a few easy steps you can hook up your collection of m-files. MATLAB collects information for the… 続きを読む >>

In R2007b, code folding was introduced in the Editor for functions and help comments. I find this particularly useful for large M-files like edit.m, which have a lot of subfunctions. By collapsing… 続きを読む >>

The MATLAB Interface team wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving!
We’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for reading our weekly blogs, and for your comments! As we continue to improve this… 続きを読む >>

Have you ever found a new feature in an application that you use daily and then wondered, “How did I not notice that before?”While using MATLAB a few weeks back, I discovered a feature… 続きを読む >>

You’ve taken the time to set up some really nice Run Configurations. You’ve even added great comments so that you can remember what functionality it tickles. But alas, it’s so hard… 続きを読む >>

Once you’ve analyzed and plotted your data or results, the next step is often to add the plot to a report or a paper as a document. In many cases you will need to add explanation and annotations to… 続きを読む >>

If you are using MATLAB with a lot of toolboxes and blocksets, there is a lot of documentation available to you in the Help browser. That’s almost always a good thing, but if you’re… 続きを読む >>

The various desktop tools that contain documents (the Editor, Array Editor, Figures container, etc) display one document at a time by default. Tiling allows you to see more than one document at a… 続きを読む >>