"Ryan Underwood" <ryan8200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
<fkv1sd$edd$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Anyone know how to type scientific symbol such as µ in
> matlab editor ?
I don't think that we could type scientific symbol in MATLAB
EDITOR. However,
MATLAB supports TeX/LaTeX for displaying equations
and other mathematical expressions in the MATLAB figure
window.
"Ryan Underwood" <ryan8200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
<fkv1sd$edd$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Anyone know how to type scientific symbol such as µ in
> matlab editor ?
I don't think that we could type scientific symbol in MATLAB
EDITOR. However,
MATLAB supports TeX/LaTeX for displaying equations
and other mathematical expressions in the MATLAB figure
window.
"Ryan Underwood" <ryan8200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
<fkv1sd$edd$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Anyone know how to type scientific symbol such as µ in
> matlab editor ?
Just as you did here (alt+0181) = µ = char(0181). You need
to be sure the fonts you're using in the Editor/Debugger
and the Command Window support the symbols you want to
use. See the "Character Map" utility in Windows for the
full set and their codes. You can also write a script to
print out the full ascii control and character set from 0
to 255.
I gave some thought to using the extended unicode character
set, found out I couldn't (at least easily), and let it go
at that. I doubt you can use the unicode character set in
the editor, but you can easily use all the ascii
characters. (The only documentation I can find for using
unicode characters are "native2unicode" and
"unicode2native".)
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