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Subject: ways to extract list of functions and its hierarchy

From: Abe Lau

Date: 18 Aug, 2008 04:08:02

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Hi all,
I've written a GUI matlab routine with around 20 child
functions. To include a brief summary in a report, I would
like to extract the function hierarchy, summary of each
function (no. of lines, header, doc etc). Is there any nice
way of doing that?

It looks to me that the report generator in Matlab doesn't
work that way...
Thanks,
Abe

Subject: ways to extract list of functions and its hierarchy

From: rodney.thomson@gmail.com

Date: 18 Aug, 2008 08:54:48

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On Aug 18, 12:08=A0pm, "Abe Lau" <a...@nonexistancegmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've written a GUI matlab routine with around 20 child
> functions. =A0To include a brief summary in a report, I would
> like to extract the function hierarchy, summary of each
> function (no. of lines, header, doc etc). =A0Is there any nice
> way of doing that?
>
> It looks to me that the report generator in Matlab doesn't
> work that way...
> Thanks,
> Abe

Maybe look at the MATLAB function: depfun

It returns a list of your dependent M-functions from which you could
derive the information you want.

Also check out M2HTML, sort of like Doxygen, but for MATLAB code:
http://www.artefact.tk/software/matlab/m2html/

Rod
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