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R2007b
19-10
Compatibility Considerations
In the previous version, you could select the function name, right-click, and select Help
on Selection. The documentation appeared in the Help browser. Now if you want to see
the documentation for the function in the Help browser, first access the pop-up help, and
then click the Open Help Browser link.
Editing and Debugging M-Files
New features and changes introduced in Version 7.5 (R2007b) are:
“Run Your Function M-Files in the Editor/Debugger Using Configurations” on page
19-10
“Run/Continue Button Changes” on page 19-11
“Code Folding Feature for Collapsing and Expanding Code” on page 19-12
“Quick Help for a Function in the Editor” on page 19-13
“Line Endings Removed in Files Provided with MATLAB Software for Windows
Platforms; Impacts Viewing in Notepad Application” on page 19-13
“Stand-Alone Editor Will Not Be Included in Next Version” on page 19-15
“Determine the McCabe (Cyclomatic) Complexity of an M-File” on page 19-16
Run Your Function M-Files in the Editor/Debugger Using Configurations
In the Editor/Debugger, you can provide values for a function's input arguments using
a configuration, and then run that configuration to use the assigned values. Use a
configuration as an alternative to running the function in the Command Window. You
can associate multiple configurations with an M-file, each for different input values.
MATLAB saves the configurations between sessions.
To create a configuration, first open an M-file in the Editor/Debugger. Then, from the
down arrow on the Run button in the toolbar select Edit Configurations for
filename. In the resulting Edit M-File Configurations dialog box, add statements and
name the configuration. For more information, see Run Files with Input Arguments in
the Editor.
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