Undocumented Secrets of MATLAB-Java Programming

Undocumented Secrets of MATLAB

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-Java Programming518

% Author: Yair Altman

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Keybindings are normalized using Java’s built-in javax.swing.KeyStroke.getKey-

Stroke() method, to enable the user a very wide range of keystroke naming formats (e.g., ‘Alt-

Control-T’ or ‘ctrl alt t’).

Text can also be computed dynamically by the called macro function. For example, this

macro inserts the current timestamp:

EditorMacro('Alt control t', @(a,b)datestr(now), 'text');

Note the odd-looking denition of datestr: This is because each EditorMacro macro func-

tion must accept at least two input arguments (see the following section for details). It is ok to

ignore these ...