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Julien

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20 Jul 2009	EditorMacro - assign a macro to a keyboard key-stroke in the Matlab Editor and Command Window EditorMacro assigns a macro or action to requested key-binding in the Matlab Editor & Command Window Author: Yair Altman	Excellent work indeed, thank you very much for sharing this very useful and powerful function. For users which would be interested in modifying selected text and not inserting new text at caret position, you can use the jEditorPane methods "getSelectedText" and "replaceSelection". For example, if you want to transform selected text in current editor to upper case characters, you can do as follow : --------------------------------------------------------------------------- function Upper_Macro(hDocument,eventData) % Get Selected text in current editor selectedText = char(hDocument.getSelectedText); if isempty(selectedText) return; end % Modify selected text to upper case character modifiedText = upper(selectedText); % Update selection in current editor hDocument.replaceSelection(modifiedText); --------------------------------------------------------------------------- And simply run in the command window : >>macros = EditorMacro('ctrl-u',@Upper_Macro,'run'); --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you again Yair !

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