Category Archives: Low risk of breaking in future versions

Unlikely to break in future Matlab versions. Usually indicates a supported but mis-documented feature or a feature in very wide use throughout the Matlab system. If it does break in a future Matlab version, then a warning message is likely to appear before the feature completely breaks in some yet-more-future version.

Using Java Collections in Matlab

Java includes a wide selection of data structures that can easily be used in Matlab programs – this article explains how.

Categories: Java, Low risk of breaking in future versions
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Using spinners in Matlab GUI

Spinner controls can easily be added to Matlab GUI. This article explains how.

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Matlab-Java memory leaks, performance

Internal fields of Java objects may leak memory – this article explains how to avoid this without sacrificing performance.

Categories: Java, Low risk of breaking in future versions, Memory, Semi-documented feature, Stock Matlab function
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Recovering previous editor state

Recovering the previous state of the Matlab editor and its loaded documents is possible using a built-in backup config file.

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Command Window text manipulation

Special control characters can be used to format text output in Matlab’s Command Window.

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Converting Java vectors to Matlab arrays

Converting Java vectors to Matlab arrays is pretty simple – this article explains how.

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