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20 Nov 2009	rex: a pedestrian regular expression operator synopsis generator rex prints a synopsis of the current regular expression operator syntax Author: us	Danilo
13 Nov 2009	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes Author: us	us	this happens by design: after MTIT terminates, the current (active) axis (GCA) is the handle of the invisible surrounding axis created by MTIT... i've changed this behavior and an update should show up soon... in the meantime, you can use this (tedious) approach % create your figure/axes cah=gca; % <- save current axis handle mtit(gcf,'foo'); axes(cah); % <- reset current axis handle us
09 Nov 2009	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes Author: us	neve, sophie	I got a problem with it... makes the rotation of 3D surf impossible....
05 Nov 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Jonas	Excellent function! In Windows, the file separators in output.froot point the wrong way, though. Is that on purpose?
28 Oct 2009	rtc: a pedestrian real-time clock figure creates a versatilely configurable real-time clock in a figure Author: us	Senanayaka, Dimuthu	nice...sir
30 Sep 2009	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	shalom, almog
20 Aug 2009	isodd: a pedestrian parity checker ISODD returns TRUE for integers of any numeric MATLAB class that are not evenly divisible by 2 Author: us	PXlab	Maybe you are the Herbert West re-animator of Brian Yuzna masterpieces. I hope is so! :))
13 Aug 2009	rcssm: a pedestrian newsgroup stats reader rcssm extracts the posting activity of MATLAB's newsgroup since 1993 Author: us	Giaccari, Luigi	A swiss clock!!! :-)
13 Aug 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	us	hi dirk great suggestion for an enhancement!... i built a helper function, which does what you need and will email it to you if you want... it will become part of FDEP as soon as i can get to it... us
13 Aug 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Dirk	Thanks for this fantastic tool. The speed-up compared to depfun is amazing. Though there is one feature I am missing somewhat: fdep lets you identify which toolboxes are used from _somewhere_ in you code easiliy. But unfortunately it is not so easy to identify which of my .m files caused this toolbox dependency. What would be great would be a possibilty to, e.g. select one of the toolboxes in the list-view which in turn could highlights all modules that directly depend on the selected tool box.
27 Jul 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	us	jason yes, this is by design... while it could easily be changed, it also (potentially) would lead to undesirable results... thus, to FDEP a file residing in a folder, which is not in ML's path, you must CD into that folder... however, let me know if this is a real problem for you, as it certainly can be changed... us
27 Jul 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Jason	For being as full-featured as it appears, why will this function not accept full path names? fdep('C:\blah\blah\blah\file.m') I get an error saying "file not found". It only seems to work with files in current directory or in the MATLAB path.
23 Jul 2009	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	qooroo	one of the most useful and definitely the best well made/structured/documented entry in the FEX
20 Jul 2009	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	qooroo
13 Jul 2009	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	Shaun	I quick question. If I create a column of numbers to reference the rows in my table, I would like to associate those numbers with a hyperlink. While I can perform this operation, the spacing/formatting of the column labels becomes quite ugly. Is there a simple solution? By the way, I really enjoy using your function. It's great!
05 Jul 2009	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	Altman, Yair	An excellent utility that I have come to rely-on in my daily work over the past few years. As with all the other submissions by Urs, GREP is deceivingly simple, extremely powerful and lightningly fast. If possible, I would suggest to make this utility more unix-compliant in its input flags (and yes, I am aware there are different grep flavors depending on the 'nix version). For example, support of -#/-a/-b etc. would be appreciated. Still, this would only be the icing on the cake since as I said GREP is already extremely powerful as-is.
02 Jul 2009	vsize: a pedestrian variable decoder vsize determines the dimension, size, and class for complicated named or unnamed variables Author: us	Tom?	great
21 Jun 2009	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	ANSHUL
17 Jun 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Andreas	I liked the previous version very much! Thanks a lot. The latest version has a bug. If a sealed class (e.g. with a definition "classdef (Sealed) MyClass") is analyzed, the program crashes in fdep on line 2928. If "(Sealed)" is removed the program works as advertised.
08 Jun 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	us	with the latest version (08-Jun-2009 22:24:13/R14-R2009a), per isakson's error messages do not show anymore... the reason was an old parser engine, which did not handle more recent function constructs... thanks, per, for alerting me to this problem... us
07 Jun 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Alon	This is a great idea, implemented in a great way! Full of user-fraindly and usefull features. Great job.
28 May 2009	isodd: a pedestrian parity checker ISODD returns TRUE for integers of any numeric MATLAB class that are not evenly divisible by 2 Author: us	Fig, Matt	Finally, a standard file which can be referenced for the perennial NG question! Well done. Thanks Urs.
24 May 2009	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	9000, Hal
21 May 2009	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	us	gordon, 1) you show the input to FPRINTF; how do you call CPRINTF? 2) the error message indicates that some input values are not defined(?) can you clarify? thanks us
21 May 2009	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	Ariho, Gordon	I have tried cprintf on both release 7.5 and 7.8 but i get 'undefined function or variable...' I have tried to use fprintf but it disorganises the matrix fprintf('Distance \t Path_loss \t Rx_Power \t SNR \n');fprintf('%f \t %f \t %f \t %f \n',K)
23 Apr 2009	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	Yogesh
21 Apr 2009	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	Kotliarov, Yuri	Works as expected. Great tool! I believe it should be part of Matlab. Thanks a lot!
21 Apr 2009	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	Shaun
16 Apr 2009	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	Kotliarov, Yuri	I downloaded the file and unzipped it into directory in matlab path. Tried to restart matlab. This error always pops up. I can see grep function nested in hs.m and I can see this line at the end. But I don't have grep.m ('which grep' returns 'not found'.) Looks like I need it but hs documentation does not say it.
16 Apr 2009	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	us	yuri, i do not understand this error - GREP is embedded into HS... if you type hs you should see this line at the end (-2 two lines) %$SSC_INSERT_END 29-Aug-2008/17:29:29 F:/usr/matlab/unix/grep.m can you give more information... urs
15 Apr 2009	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	Kotliarov, Yuri	When clicking on a line I get error: ??? Undefined function or method 'grep' for input arguments of type 'double'. Matlab 2008a.
14 Mar 2009	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	us	unlike FARG, M2HTML dose not - distinguish between subfunctions and nested functions - extract anonymous functions - extract f/eval constructs moreover, it is a standalone function that does not require other files and subfolders nor the web browser to display its result just a few pedestrian thoughts... us
13 Mar 2009	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	Walker, Justine	Very pedestrian indeed: See M2HTML
04 Mar 2009	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	Eaton, Kenneth
03 Mar 2009	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	D'Errico, John	It does what it claims to do, and does so well.
28 Feb 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Jveer	very nice. thank you for sharing this very useful too
27 Feb 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Kotliarov, Yuri	Great function! Very useful. Is it possible to see also other files required in a package, like mat, txt, ini, etc?
26 Jan 2009	whoami: a pedestrian user id retriever whoami displays a full user id and retrieves system properties Author: us	Kevin	Works great on my Windows system! Nicely done.
10 Jan 2009	fdep: a pedestrian function dependencies finder FDEP dissects ML files and iteratively looks for all user defined functions used during runtime Author: us	Analyst, Image	I just downloaded it and it looks very nice. However I'd like you to fix the bug where it's locating the wrong module. I have a main module and it calls 8 other modules, 7 of which are in the same folder as the main module. However, module #2 you list as being one of the same name that I happen to have in another folder. I'm not sure why you're seeing that one first - MATLAB doesn't, it sees and runs the proper one which is in the same module as the main module. For example, in folder1, I have m-files myFile and mySubFile1, mySubFile2, etc. But in folder2, there is also a mySubFile1 and this is the one that your program is finding instead of the mySubFile1 in folder1. A few more suggestions on the list GUI: 1. Replace the [John D'] button with a scroll bar or two small buttons to increase and decrease the font size. 2. I'd also like to see tooltips on your 6 buttons (right off the bat, it's not obvious what some of them do). 3. I'd like it to start with a GUI rather than a 2-steps command line process. 4. The Image Processing Toolbox is incorrectly called "images" in the toolboxes listbox. 5. A longer and more descriptive name than the short and cryptic "fdep" would be nice. And what does "pedestrian" have to do with it? Is that word needed? Here's what MATLAB reports for my toolboxes: MATLAB Version 7.7 (R2008b) Image Processing Toolbox Version 6.2 (R2008b) MATLAB Builder NE Version 3.0 (R2008b) MATLAB Compiler Version 4.9 (R2008b) Signal Processing Toolbox Version 6.10 (R2008b) ToolBox EXAMPLE_SCRIPTS Version 1.0.0 Just my 2 cents on a well done program.
20 Nov 2008	asort: a pedestrian alphanumeric string sorter numerically sorts an array or cell array of strings. Author: us	Young, Jonathan	Works well. Thank you.
17 Sep 2008	mtit: a pedestrian major title creator MTIT creates a major title in a figure with many axes Author: us	Watts, Dave	Nice but to be really good the rest of the plot needs to be moved to create space for the title
01 Aug 2008	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	Dalon, Thierry	Look great! I would remove all history entries coming from hs itself. there are not very useful.
27 Jul 2008	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	(us) Schwarz, Urs	dear WS - because at work (a hospital), i'm living behind two(!) firewalls, which wont let me upload anything else than a zip attachment... sorry for the inconvenience us
25 Jul 2008	hs: a pedestrian history search engine hs searches the command history for patterns Author: us	s, w	Why do you put a single m-file in a zip-file? Yet, great tool!
02 Jul 2008	detab: a pedestrian string detabulator replaces TAB characters with the appropriate number of SPACE characters Author: us	Nedo, Alexi	One Interesting Point: Search for the tab (\t) character in a string. 1- findstr (str, '\t') --> does NOT Work 2- tab = sprintf('\t'); findstr(str, s) --> Works
21 Jun 2008	whoami: a pedestrian user id retriever whoami displays a full user id and retrieves system properties Author: us	D'Errico, John	(Tested the original version.) Does not require a wintel system. I just tested it on my mac - runs fine.
20 Jun 2008	whoami: a pedestrian user id retriever whoami displays a full user id and retrieves system properties Author: us	(us) Schwarz, Urs	an enhanced version was uploaded several days ago but, unfortunately, has not shown up yet... if you seriously consider using this snippet, please wait until this update is ready (there will be a screenshot)... us
18 Jun 2008	whoami: a pedestrian user id retriever whoami displays a full user id and retrieves system properties Author: us	s, w	Works like a charm! As we are USed to...
17 Jun 2008	whoami: a pedestrian user id retriever whoami displays a full user id and retrieves system properties Author: us	(us) Schwarz, Urs	dear D Slav thank you for your catchy comments... firstly, i did not say requires wintel systems, i simply said: tested on wintel systems - after all it's using java... then, i'd be very interested to see those two lines you mention... very interested... did you even look at/run the snippet... us
17 Jun 2008	whoami: a pedestrian user id retriever whoami displays a full user id and retrieves system properties Author: us	Slav, D	Really poor!! and requires "wintel systems". User can get all this info with two lines of code of some extension, and without requirements!
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