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20 Jun 2010		fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	nested, path, files, function, depfun, mlint	64	44	4.93333 4.9 \| 31 ratings
20 Jun 2010		farg: a pedestrian M-file parser showing all used functions' syntax parses an M-file searching for functions and prints their exact, literal syntax Author: us	development environme..., argument list, script, function, nested, anonymous	10	3	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
01 Jun 2010		cvar: a pedestrian variable name checker CVAR checks the names of variables for potential conflicts with know functions or built-ins Author: us	variable, name, which, exist	1	0
27 May 2010		vsize: a pedestrian variable decoder VSIZE determines the full anatomy for named or unnamed variables of any depth and complexity Author: us	whos, ndims, size, numel, length, class	17	5	5.0 5.0 \| 5 ratings
08 May 2010		yapp: a pedestrian Yet Another Parser Parser YAPP is a highly speed optimized input parser collecting unix-style option(s)/value(s) Author: us	parser	2	0

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02 Aug 2010	cprintf: a pedestrian ND array formatting and display utility cprintf converts an ND array or ND cell array to a 2D character array and - optionally - a table Author: us	hi cyberfrog unfortunately, this is not possible... you have to create the complete CELL in your loop and append it afterwards using the -fa option... note: you could use the -Lc option to create the column labels at write-time... us
22 Jul 2010	GetFullPath Full path name for partial or relative path Author: Jan Simon	jan this should be corrected - System.IO.FileInfo is a .NET component (available only in more recent ML versions) - java.io.File is the java class urs
21 Jun 2010	pdfapp: a pedestrian pdf concatenator PDFAPP appends PDF files to a new PDF file Author: us	thanks for your comments, mark so far, we never ran into this problem... a few thoughts 1) PDFAPP only creates the input to GHOSTSCRIPT and nothing else; in particular, it does not open/change/etc the PDF files... 2) hence, it all depends on how your GS version is handling your PDFs, which might be in a compressed format (just a guess)... here's an example, which shows a reasonably sized output surf(peaks(64)); print -dpdf -r600 ex_01.pdf; print -dpdf -r600 ex_02.pdf; pdfapp foo ex_01.pdf ex_02.pdf; %{ PDFAPP> F:\usr\matlab\TMP\fex\ags\test\foo.pdf 1 > F:\usr\matlab\TMP\fex\ags\test\ex_01.pdf 2 > F:\usr\matlab\TMP\fex\ags\test\ex_02.pdf PDFAPP> F:\usr\matlab\TMP\fex\ags\test\foo.pdf [260 kb] %} ls -latr .pdf %{ -rw---a 133978 6-21-2010 9:42p ex_01.pdf -rw---a 133978 6-21-2010 9:42p ex_02.pdf -rw---a 266557 6-21-2010 9:43p foo.pdf %} d=dir('ex_.pdf'); ds=sum([d.bytes]) % ds = 267956 % thus, in this case, the output is even slightly smaller... us
17 Jun 2010	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	andrew unfortunately: no... one of the reasons why the .EVAL. group is collected separately by fdep and a warning flag is displayed if any such construct is found... which, in turn, is one of the reasons why one should follow these rules - do NOT use EVAL - use FEVAL with function handles, only note: feval(@sind,30) will correctly find the call to SIND... sorry us
03 Jun 2010	Seed generator using 'current' World Population count Generates a seed that could be used to set the state for random number generation in matlab. Author: Pranam Janney	please, remove this completely useless submission... ??? Undefined function or method 'read_specific_data' for input arguments of type 'char'. us

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21 May 2013	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Robertson, Scott	This is a phenomenal tool! I've been using depfun and this is a much better tool. Thank you...
14 May 2013	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Nik	Fantastic tool! It helped me locate the function that required a unlicensed toolbox. There is one thing I've noticed I want to share: fdep() and the underlaying depfun() does not interprete "constant-conditional" branches, i.e. when you have if 1 Foo(); else Bla(); end it lists both functions. In my case, this led to the case that MATLAB complained about a unlicensed Toolbox - which I did not use. Commenting out Bla() resolved the problem. :)
07 May 2013	grep: a pedestrian, very fast grep utility a unix-like, very fast grep utility to find strings(s) in files of any type Author: us	Evan	I always use grep in linux, this matlab version is simply excellent. Works like I would expect it too. Many thanks.
02 Apr 2013	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes Author: us	Adam	Thanks. Great function, works well. My only complaint is that line 136: axes(oah); causes a figure's 'Visible' property to be set to 'on' (I had turned it off to save time and resources). A better solution might be: set(figure_handle,'CurrentAxes',axes_handle) which updates the current axis without changing the state of the parent figure, as documented in the help file for the "axes" command (doc axes). I don't know how that will affect the order of the figure's 'Children' property though.
26 Mar 2013	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Wolinsky, Matt	Very useful tool, and fast! It worked great for me, except for one issue: if the input function calls subfun.m only from within an anonymous function, then fdep() does not find it. In other words if myfun.m has the lines Sfunc=@(x)subfun(x); x=rand; y=Sfunc(x); then for p=fdep('myfun'), p.fun does NOT contain subfun.m This came up because I tend to use anonymous functions as aliases a lot, e.g. Fab=@(c,d)F(a,b,c,d)

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20 Jun 2010		fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	nested, path, files, function, depfun, mlint	64	44	4.93333 4.9 \| 31 ratings
20 Jun 2010		farg: a pedestrian M-file parser showing all used functions' syntax parses an M-file searching for functions and prints their exact, literal syntax Author: us	development environme..., argument list, script, function, nested, anonymous	10	3	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
01 Jun 2010		cvar: a pedestrian variable name checker CVAR checks the names of variables for potential conflicts with know functions or built-ins Author: us	variable, name, which, exist	1	0
27 May 2010		vsize: a pedestrian variable decoder VSIZE determines the full anatomy for named or unnamed variables of any depth and complexity Author: us	whos, ndims, size, numel, length, class	17	5	5.0 5.0 \| 5 ratings
08 May 2010		yapp: a pedestrian Yet Another Parser Parser YAPP is a highly speed optimized input parser collecting unix-style option(s)/value(s) Author: us	parser	2	0