MATLAB®/Emacs FAQ
MATLAB®/Emacs FAQ
1. What is MATLAB® mode for Emacs?
MATLAB mode for Emacs consists of Emacs Lisp code that implements
a major-mode for Emacs that assists in the editing of MATLAB scripts.
This allows Emacs to be used in place of the MATLAB Editor for
editing your MATLAB source code, debugging MATLAB code, and syntax/semantic
checking of your MATLAB code with mlint.
2. Where can I find MATLAB mode for Emacs?
MATLAB mode for Emacs is available at SourceForge.
You can visit
the Project
Page or
the homepage of the
matlab-emacs project.
3. What is the best way to download MATLAB mode for Emacs?
MATLAB mode for Emacs is available from a git repository on
SourceForge.
Use git
to download a copy.
4. What features does MATLAB mode for Emacs support?
The MATLAB/Emacs support files include the following features:
- matlab-mode - An Emacs major-mode for editing MATLAB programs.
- Syntax highlighting
- Smart Indentation engine
- Smart auto-fill for comments and code
- matlab-shell - Run MATLAB inside Emacs on Unix like operating systems.
- Syntax highlighting
- Persistent command history
- Command completion
- Run code from matlab-mode in matlab-shell.
- GUD support for debugging programs files
- mlint-mode
- Use mlint to identify and highlight warnings and errors from mlint.
- Auto-fix some common errors.
- Nested function variable highlighting.
- CEDET support for parsing and smart completion.
- Code templates.
- tlc-mode (target language compiler)
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