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Subject: Inserting a carriage return into comments field

From: emailaddy25@gmail.com

Date: 04 Feb, 2008 04:37:52

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Hi,

I often use Matlab 2007a's publish feature for its *.m files.

One thing I notice is the comments field seems to have no direct way
to edit the formatting, even putting in a carriage return.

E.g.,

%% commands
% line1
% line2
% line3

will give

line1 line2 line3

however, doing this
% line1
%
% line2
%
% line3

will give

line1

line2

line3

Basically, how do put a simple carriage return into the comment
field?

Also, while I'm at it, when using TeX equations, how do I have those
give a carriage return also. I'd expect %% \cr %% to do this, but it
doesn't...

Thanks

Subject: Re: Inserting a carriage return into comments field

From: Matthew Simoneau

Date: 05 Feb, 2008 01:31:01

Message: 2 of 2

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Sorry, but the answer on #1 is that there's no good answer.

On #2, remember that only valid LaTeX math mode markup will
work here.

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