How do I dock the editor in MATLAB?
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- Click the “dock” arrow in the upper hand corner of a single file. This will cause the file to be docked in the main MATLAB window.
- Click the uppermost “undock” arrow in the editor tab (which is now in the main MATLAB window) to move the editor to its own window.
- Open any other file.
Where is editor option in MATLAB?
On the Home tab, in the Environment section, click Preferences. Select Editor/Debugger > Language, and then adjust preference options as described in the table below. In MATLAB Online, to set language preferences, select Editor/Debugger > MATLAB Language or Editor/Debugger > Other Languages.
How do I get my Command Window back in MATLAB?
To restore the Command Window to the default location, go to the Home tab, and in the Environment section, click Layout. Then, select from one of the default layout options. To bring focus to the Command Window from another tool such as the Editor, type commandwindow .
How do I open live editor in MATLAB?
To create a live script in the Live Editor, go to the Home tab and click New Live Script . You also can use the edit function in the Command Window. For example, type edit penny. mlx to open or create the file penny.
How do I use a matlabeditor?
Once you get your desired document (a MatlabEditor reference), its functionality can be accessed via its MatlabEditor’s methods (bringToFront (), close (), goToLine (…), reload (), replaceText (…), setEditable (…) etc.) or properties (e.g. CaretPosition, Document, Language, Length, LongName, ShortName, Selection, Text, etc.).
How to dock the editor in MATLAB?
Just dock it and it should stay docked next time you open Matlab. There’s a downwards arrow menu in the top right of the editor with a ‘Dock Editor’ option. In the top right hand corner of the editor screen there should be a drop-down menu. Select the option to dock the script. That should pin your editor back to being above the command window.
How do I create a tree in MATLAB editor?
@Christian – you can’t [easily] add a tree to the Editor, but you can create a simple tree in a regular Matlab figure (use the built-in uitree function), set the node callbacks to something like: edit (filename) and then dock this figure into the Editor (yes I know this sounds a bit strange) using my setFigDockGroup utility.
Is there an embedded MATLAB function that can edit hidden blocks?
Many thanks for your (un)documented work and book. that is available in the “Embedded Matlab Function” (SimulinkBlock). I was using the old JSyntaxPane Java library, to call for inline editing of hidden block userdata field, and to replace the ugly Usercode blocks managed by the “ccextopenfcn”.