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Eric Ludlam

E-mail: eludlam@mathworks.com
Company/University: The MathWorks

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MATLAB Graphics rock.

Emacs is the only editor.
http://matlab-emacs.sourceforge.net/

My catapult can crush your catapult.
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31 Jul 2009	Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs Author: Eric Ludlam	development, development environme..., gnuemacs, edit, utilities	321	32	4.21212 4.2 \| 34 ratings
18 Nov 2008	Sliceomatic Volume slice visualization gui Author: Eric Ludlam	volume, alpha, slice, isosurface, transparency, data exploration	246	41	4.57895 4.6 \| 40 ratings
09 Oct 2006	Sequence Diagram tool Create UML style Sequence Diagrams Author: Eric Ludlam	diagram, sequence, plotting, nodes, graphs, specialized	136	0
04 Oct 2006	Thermometer plot Draw a thermometer style plot Author: Eric Ludlam	graphics, thermometer, plot, plotting, specialized, goal	140	3	4.33333 4.3 \| 3 ratings
03 Oct 2006	Area Navigator interactive area plot Author: Eric Ludlam	interactive, area, graphics, plot, plotting, specialized	114	0

Comments and Ratings on Eric's Files			View all 1 - 5 of 104
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11 May 2009	Sliceomatic Volume slice visualization gui Author: Eric Ludlam	Guevara Codina, Edgar	Really nice job!
07 Apr 2009	e2pie Pie plots with nicer labels Author: Eric Ludlam	Shir, Tal	Thanks, Works fine for me.
10 Feb 2009	Sliceomatic Volume slice visualization gui Author: Eric Ludlam	poornima	i have some dicom images. can anyone tell me how can i view these dicom images?
06 Feb 2009	Sliceomatic Volume slice visualization gui Author: Eric Ludlam	puri, ucd	seems nie, i will try to ue it
26 Jan 2009	Sliceomatic Volume slice visualization gui Author: Eric Ludlam	isabel, neftirini	can someone help me, with how do i call it on matlab...i am a new user, and i didnt manage to add it to the toolbox...

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graphics, plot, plotting, specialized, data exploration

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Updated	File	Tags	Downloads (last 30 days)	Comments	Rating
31 Jul 2009	Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs Author: Eric Ludlam	development, development environme..., gnuemacs, edit, utilities	321	32	4.21212 4.2 \| 34 ratings
18 Nov 2008	Sliceomatic Volume slice visualization gui Author: Eric Ludlam	volume, alpha, slice, isosurface, transparency, data exploration	246	41	4.57895 4.6 \| 40 ratings
09 Oct 2006	Sequence Diagram tool Create UML style Sequence Diagrams Author: Eric Ludlam	diagram, sequence, plotting, nodes, graphs, specialized	136	0
04 Oct 2006	Thermometer plot Draw a thermometer style plot Author: Eric Ludlam	graphics, thermometer, plot, plotting, specialized, goal	140	3	4.33333 4.3 \| 3 ratings
03 Oct 2006	Area Navigator interactive area plot Author: Eric Ludlam	interactive, area, graphics, plot, plotting, specialized	114	0

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31 Jul 2009		Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs Author: Eric Ludlam	development, development environme..., gnuemacs, edit, utilities	321	32	4.21212 4.2 \| 34 ratings

Comments and Ratings Matching Eric's Watch List			1-5 of 38
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11 Nov 2008	Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs	mark p	I got the debugger working somewhat by loading the matlab-shell and calling "dbstop". Emacs shows an arrow at the line of code I'm currently stopped at. I was wondering: 1) Can emacs display where my breakpoints are? 2) Is it possible to set/remove breakpoints from emacs instead of having to type dbstop/dbclear? 3) Is there anyway to step code with a single key in emacs? (like f-10) rather than having to type 'dbstep' every time in the matlab portion of the window? thanks -mark	Comment only
25 Jul 2008	Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs	Scott Otterson	This mode is very good, but I'm afraid it's falling behind the evolution of the Matlab language. I'm a rabid emacs user so I still use matlab.el, but I'm also experimenting with the emacs keybindings in the Matlab desktop. On the desktop, code highlighting and indenting work correctly, and there's an up-to-date debugger interface. On the other hand, many emacs key combinations are missing -- for just cranking out code, emacs/matlab.el is faster, at least for me. I haven't yet decided which environment is more productive overall.	4
15 May 2008	Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs	huy pham	I need help with this. When i try to launch matlab from emacs, it would not work. I think the load-path was not set up properly. Where can I go to edit it?	4
07 Apr 2008	Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs	x y		2
26 Jun 2006	Edit .m files in Emacs A major mode for editing .m files under GNU-emacs	Chethan P	i do love this mode and use it every day. it would be wonderful to see support for object oriented programming in the indentation blocks (class, methods, properties, having functions indented inside a class definition, etc). right now as far as i can tell declaring a function resets the overall indentation, so a function inside a class kind of screws everything up. thanks for this, it's great.	5

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