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Nedialko

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16 Nov 2009	RUBIK1 Simulates state-control-sequences applied onto a user-defined Rubik cube Author: Nedialko	matrix, simulation, demo, gui, mathematics, game	41	0
03 Nov 2009	Highly portable JSON-input parser For any version of Matlab that may still be in use by the fileexchange community. Author: Nedialko	modeling, simulation, communications, data import, demo, data export	57	0
18 Mar 2009	Toward a program development and documentation toolbox ...offering important and structured complements to Edit/debug, & Mlint Author: Nedialko	communications, data import, optimization, demo, gui, control design	78	2

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03 Nov 2009	Toward a program development and documentation toolbox ...offering important and structured complements to Edit/debug, & Mlint Author: Nedialko	Hello Cristian, It is a nice surprise to see your note at fileexchange. I hadn't been around here for a while, so I didn't see it until now. My idea was to provide a couple of develop/debug tools packaged in a separate toolbox. Some fairly unsophisticated things are surprisingly still missing even in the latest Matlab releases. One such thing is matching 'begin' & 'end' blocks of code. Emacs does it, but ... a. not everebody uses it b. it's hard to configure right for the novice So I developed a Matlab function to do the same - it could be part of, say - I style-checker which goes beyond my ambition, but is no doubrt useful: the world is full of half-literate 'research' code, documented in 'chinese-like' Ingilish ;-) Another very useful and yet again 'not-a-priority-for-mathworks' tool would be a good call-tree generator. fileexchange has seen a couple of really 'pedestrian' ones, whose output is hardly intelligent and overwhelming in its flow of less useful details. Would be nice to hear from you, if ever. Ned. P.S. I had submitted a toolbox proposal to Mathworks. Then after a long time I got contacted by some female pencil pusher, who said that I had to register a business to be entitled support and further interest from them. So the idea fell right down the stack of my numerous priorities.

Comments and Ratings on Nedialko's Files			View all 1 - 2 of 2
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03 Nov 2009	Toward a program development and documentation toolbox ...offering important and structured complements to Edit/debug, & Mlint Author: Nedialko	Nedialko	Hello Cristian, It is a nice surprise to see your note at fileexchange. I hadn't been around here for a while, so I didn't see it until now. My idea was to provide a couple of develop/debug tools packaged in a separate toolbox. Some fairly unsophisticated things are surprisingly still missing even in the latest Matlab releases. One such thing is matching 'begin' & 'end' blocks of code. Emacs does it, but ... a. not everebody uses it b. it's hard to configure right for the novice So I developed a Matlab function to do the same - it could be part of, say - I style-checker which goes beyond my ambition, but is no doubrt useful: the world is full of half-literate 'research' code, documented in 'chinese-like' Ingilish ;-) Another very useful and yet again 'not-a-priority-for-mathworks' tool would be a good call-tree generator. fileexchange has seen a couple of really 'pedestrian' ones, whose output is hardly intelligent and overwhelming in its flow of less useful details. Would be nice to hear from you, if ever. Ned. P.S. I had submitted a toolbox proposal to Mathworks. Then after a long time I got contacted by some female pencil pusher, who said that I had to register a business to be entitled support and further interest from them. So the idea fell right down the stack of my numerous priorities.
04 Jun 2009	Toward a program development and documentation toolbox ...offering important and structured complements to Edit/debug, & Mlint Author: Nedialko	Pirnog, Cristian	I'm not sure if this is what you mean by 'development toolbox', but I've been thinking for some time to write a checkstyle tool (for checking that the coding conventions are followed by everyone). Another nice thing to have would be a better IDE (like Eclipse, for example), where one can easily refactor code (at least, rename functions and variables). And yes, I'm also using XEmacs for development :)

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demo, gui, mathematics, communications, data import

Files Tagged by Nedialko				View all 1 - 3 of 3
Updated	File	Tags	Downloads (last 30 days)	Comments	Rating
16 Nov 2009	RUBIK1 Simulates state-control-sequences applied onto a user-defined Rubik cube Author: Nedialko	matrix, simulation, demo, gui, mathematics, game	41	0
03 Nov 2009	Highly portable JSON-input parser For any version of Matlab that may still be in use by the fileexchange community. Author: Nedialko	modeling, simulation, communications, data import, demo, data export	57	0
18 Mar 2009	Toward a program development and documentation toolbox ...offering important and structured complements to Edit/debug, & Mlint Author: Nedialko	communications, data import, optimization, demo, gui, control design	78	2

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