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02 Feb 2010	MATLAB xUnit Test Framework MATLAB xUnit is a unit test framework for MATLAB code. Author: Steve Eddins	I love this library; this makes testing in MATLAB nearly painless. I've found one small bug in how error messages are handled in version 2.0.1 -- if your data contains characters which are meaningful to sprintf (backslashes in a Windows path, for example), the message is truncated and you get warnings about invalid escape sequences. Adding the following line to the end of comparisonMessage.m will insert the necessary escapes in the error message: msg = strrep(strrep(msg, '%', '%%'), '\', '\\');

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15 May 2013		Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export. Author: Ben Mitch	multipane, panel, plot, figure, subplot, pane	273	98	4.72727 4.7 \| 25 ratings
26 Apr 2013		GUI Layout Toolbox Layout management objects for MATLAB GUIs Author: Ben Tordoff	gui, boxlayout, pick of the week, java, gridlayout, layout	452	188	4.92188 4.9 \| 76 ratings
19 Nov 2010		MATLAB xUnit Test Framework MATLAB xUnit is a unit test framework for MATLAB code. Author: Steve Eddins	mtest, unit test, xunit, test, this is a great work ..., testing	182	127	5.0 5.0 \| 40 ratings
17 Aug 2010		Progress Bars Attractive and full-featured progress bars. Author: Richard Stapenhurst	progress bar, gui, measurement, experiment, statistics, waitbar	16	8	5.0 5.0 \| 2 ratings
22 Jan 2010		Example: Creating TimeSeries and TsArray Inputs for Simulink Bus Signal Input Data Create timeseries inputs for Simulink model root inports that are bus signals. Author: Robyn Jackey	data export, data import, simulink structure bu..., initialize bus initia...	12	3	5.0 5.0 \| 2 ratings

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19 May 2013	GUI Layout Toolbox Layout management objects for MATLAB GUIs	Colin	Hi Ben, I have been trying to make use of TabPanels for visualising a dataset. I can create and plot to several tabs each containing a flexible grid of axes: TP=uiextras.TabPanel('Parent',figure) for p = 1:Ntabs; GF=uiextras.GridFlex('Parent',TP) for q = 1:Naxes axh(p,q)=axes('Parent',GF); end;end ... plot(axh(p,q),...) Unfortunately if I make the figure reasonably large on the screen when I change tabs the axes on the old tab are not fully hidden and obscure the axes on the new tab (basically it looks a mess). If I slightly resize the figure window then the view updates and the axes are displayed correctly. Normally the first few times I change tab things work correctly. I am using GUIlayout v1p13 on R2013a on win7. Any help including a work-around would be greatly appreciated (executing refresh(gcf) doesn't help)! Regards, Colin	Comment only
16 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Iman Ansari		5
11 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Ben Mitch	Release 2.10 will appear shortly. This release is significant, since the optimisation approach to layout has been replaced by a procedural approach. This should mean no more poor performance for users without the optimisation toolbox (Per Nordlöw, I hope this helps you at least :D). The 'defer' flag should now be obsolete (it will continue to be supported). This release also adds support for panels of fixed physical size, which obviates the need for the inelegant workaround suggested in the comments below. see the new "help panel/pack" for details. This has led to a change of recommended syntax to the pack() function, as follows: OLD: p.pack([0.2 0.3 -1]) NEW: p.pack({0.2 0.3 []}) The old syntax is still supported, and there are no plans to withdraw support, but new code should use the new syntax (swap -1 for [], and [] for {}). To pack a panel of fixed physical size, simply enclose your size in a cell array, for example: p.pack({0.2 {50} []}) NB: This is a fairly major rework - mission critical users (ha!) might stick with 2.9 until June, in case of any issues.	Comment only
10 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Ben Mitch	PS. I've added this to a nascent FAQ, since it's been asked twice :)	Comment only
10 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Ben Mitch	Hi Bahaa Thanks for your comments. The workaround for semilogx() etc. is covered further down this page. Cheers Ben	Comment only