Opening a new MATLAB R2022a session, I notice the default formatting set to shortG, where I expected it to be just short. How can I change the default back to short?
>> fmt = format
fmt =
DisplayFormatOptions with properties:
NumericFormat: "shortG"
LineSpacing: "loose"
You can change that in Preferences → MATLAB → Command Window → Numeric format:
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I can change the size of text in Mupad by going to View-> Configure -> Default Formats...
But this doesn't change the text size of a calculation that I type in.
Where can I change the text size of a calculation?
Thanks!
Go to: View -> Configure -> Default Formats -> Calculations.
In combo box "Format:" select "Input Characters". Change Size and press OK.
Open a new Notebook, from File->New Notebook. Your calculation font has changed!
In visual studio If I type:
int x=5*6+2*3;
It will automatically format it to:
int x = 5 * 6 + 2 * 3;
In eclipse I have to press CTRL+SHIFT+F to do this.
Is there any way I can make it happen automatically like in visual studio??
Thanks
Preferences → Java → Code Style → Formatter → Edit 'Active Profile' → White Spaces → Expressions → Operators (and the others)
Tick all desired boxes for white spaces, then Apply.
To inoke the formatter in the code editor, press CTRL + SHIFT + F (default).
You may also set the formatter to be invoked automatically on a Save Action, by going to Preferences → Java → Editor → Save Actions → And tick Format Source Code, along with other desired configurations of course.
I'm facing a rather nasty problem. In Matlab, the command S = char(1044) puts Russian letter д into variable S. However disp(S) returns blank symbols, though the content is actually correct:
>> S = char(1044);
>> disp(S)
>> disp(S-0)
1044
How can I make Matlab show Russian letters in the command window?
I am not sure it will help, but check out this:
The custom font preferences for the Editor and Command windows in MATLAB must be set to monospaced, plain. Go to File->Preferences->Fonts->Custom. Select 'Editor' or 'Command Window' from the text box and change the font preferences.
Taken from:
http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/en/data/1-8V70TK/index.html?product=ML&solution=1-8V70TK
When I format in eclipse long lines become from this :
String str = instance.someMethod("jhdajhajsha").someOtherMethod("sakjsaksja");
to this :
String str = instance.someMethod("jhdajhajsha")
.someOtherMethod("sakjsaksja");
How do I prevent this?
Good practice is to place line-break like that.
Any way you can edit you format setting
Window > Preferences
It will show the Preferences Window
In that Expand the Java then Code Style and select Formatter
Here you can edit Active profile
In the edit, Line Wrapping tab, The General Settings there is a option to set the
Maximum line width give the maximum limit here, When you format, it will break the line more than this limit
windows > preferences > java > code style > formatter
Create a new profile. in the profile setting, select Line Wrapping [tab]
disable line wrapping for all . (class declaration, constructor declaration etc etc etc.. )
I have written some code in eclipse which has a lot of blank lines.
I need to format the code and remove the blank lines.
How do I go about this?
You can use the default text formatter by selecting the code you want to format and then typing:
Ctrl + Shift + F (Contextual menu Source -> Format)
If this doesn't work you can edit this default formatter by changing the Existing blank lines - Number of empty lines to preserve from 1 to your number in Prefrences Java Code Style Formatter Edit Eclipse default formater Blank line tab.