Good MATLAB Programming Practices
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Michael Robbins
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For the non-programmer.
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Updated 08 Jan 2003
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Editor's Note: This file was selected as MATLAB Central Pick of the Week
Some basic guidelines for good style gathered from CSSM and later compiled with my own preferences, possibly leaving out valid points. For the full thread, unedited, see CSSM.
In PDF format, e-mail me for ghostscript.
Four pages plus summary sheet.
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Kelly Carter (view profile)
The first of the two documents has an embedded font that can't be opened by my installation of Adobe. So, the document has missing characters throughout the text, and is unusable. Maybe it's too old of a document to matter any more.
Owen Jones (view profile)
I had the font problem as well, though Chrome could open it. I noticed the number is wrong in gmpp[2].pdf. "2.3" appears twice. Also, "2.2" isn't formatted correctly.
Rainer Schmitt (view profile)
shaodong SONG (view profile)
to Stefan: I think you can use GSView to open it.
Stefan (view profile)
If I could, I would delete my old rating. Because in gnmp2 is same content, just other font.
After some hours, I was able to identify, that the few letters I have seen in gnmp1 should be same like in gmp2.
Stefan (view profile)
Sorry, I cannot open this document correctly, because the included font "OLNBAN+cmr17" could not be found.
Do you have another version without this problem or a hint how to solve? Google didn't find anyfont with this name.
Please update it here, if there is a new version. Thanks.
basic guidelines express in a lucide manner
I need the file in pdf.can you send it to me???
Please, I want to good in programming section and I don't know how to do that?
I am interesting in MATLAB. I want to learn it.
Very useful especially for new-learners like me!Good advices for the non-programmer.