Nice work, but I still have some problems with it:
1. The transpose is still considered a string in the following case:
% .*(comp2) and .*(comp4) are colored as strings.
logical((comp1)’.*(~comp2)’.*(comp3)’.*(comp4)’.*(comp5)’);
2. When I use sprintf, then the everything after %s is colored as a string.
handles.(tag) = struct(...
’button’, eval(sprintf(’handles.%s’,tag)),...
’checkbox’, eval(sprintf(’handles.%s_check’,tag)),...
’time’, eval(sprintf(’handles.edit_%s_Time’,tag)),...
’initial’, eval(sprintf(’handles.edit_%s_Initial’,tag)),...
’final’, eval(sprintf(’handles.edit_%s_Final’,tag)),...
’gototag’, tag,...
’path’, path_steps_faults{i});
3. The gui doesn't seem to work. I don't know if anybody else had the same problem, but each button gives the same error:
>> m2tex
??? Error using ==> waitfor
Undefined function or method 'm2tex_gui_app' for input arguments of type 'struct'.
??? Error using ==> waitfor
Error while evaluating uicontrol Callback
I hope you can resolve these problems.
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30 Jul 2009
m-code to LaTeX converter
This m-file (with GUI) converts m-code into a tex-file for including in a LaTeX-document.
Well done. Really good work. Thanx!
A single problem I have come across:
"if, then, else" only recognized when they are in separate lines. But I'm not so sure what was the problem in my case. I changed it from
if xx==1; do_this_fcn; else do_that_fcn; end
to
if xx==1
do_this_fcn;
else
do_that_fcn;
end
and it worked.
For future versions:
additional input options for 'inputfilename', 'outputfilename' (which would include the directory) and which would help to automatize your script updating routines in a latex based protocol.
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