Fabrice

Carlos,
You are right, the .ctags is missing in the zip. I will try to upload a new version of the package this week (but you can still download an older version of the zip here : http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2407 where you can find the .ctags file)

I have just updated the m2cpp.pl script to better support :
- @-folder class definition
- multiple class inheritance (classdef a < b & c)
- classes attributes (Sealed, Hidden,...)
- events (transformed into enum Events in the generated documentation)
- private / protected / pubic methods
- private / protected / pubic properties
- constant properties (with their initialization)
- abstract classes (transformed into virtual functions in the generated documentation)
- the ignored argument (~) in function declaration is now read and transformed into an ignoredArg in the generated documentation

Nice job on these plugins! However, I had the same problem as john--I had to add the contents of ftplugin/matlab.vim to matchit.vim to make the ftplugin work on one of my systems (linux).

More importantly, though, the mlint integration seems almost useless because you have to scroll through every stupid warning mlint spits out to find the true errors. Is there a way to make it only report things that would actually prevent the program from running? (e.g. missing 'end' statements, unmatched parens, etc)

Dear Fabrice,
is your package able to document code that uses the old class specification (before use of "classdef")?

Thanks a lot,
Tom

Hello everyone

I get an error by using the pearl-script like follows:

Reading and parsing tag files
Preprocessing D:/Daten/Projekt../src/fcn.m...
Can't use an undefined value as filehandle reference at D:\Daten\Projekt\..\Filter\m2cpp.pl line 47 (formaly line 53).
Parsing file D:/Daten/Projekt/../src/fcn.m...

I tried to implent the patches from Bastian (07.07.2011) but the only the line-number changed from 43 to 47.

I use the pearl-version of Matlab 2009b on windows XP-SP3 together with Doxygen version 1.7.4

Thanks for your help,
                    Eckard Klotz.