Alternatively, permanently delete all resolved comments by selecting Comment List > Delete all resolved comments. Review tab, clear Comment List > Show resolved comments. To display fewer comments in the Comments pane, on the Show the block that corresponds to the comment. When you pause on a resolved comment, you receive options to reopen the comment and to Options to edit it, reply to it, resolve it, and show the block that corresponds to it.Ĭlicking Show in Model highlights the block to facilitate finding the In the Comments pane, pause on a committed comment to receive Referenced model as a top model by clicking the Open As Top Model icon To add comments to blocks in other files, open the files separately. Mymodel.slx, which previously had no comments associated with it.Ĭlosing the model creates a comments file named Suppose you add comments to a model named When you close the parent model, subsystem, or library file, the comments are saved inĪn MLDATX file in the same location as the parent. Renaming a block can change the position of the Blocks are sorted alphabetically by name in theĬomments pane. When you rename a block that has comments, the Comments pane Problem-Based Learning in Communication Systems Using MATLAB and Simulink. To enter multiline comments in the Comments pane, press OFDM for Wireless Multimedia Communications.
I generally err on the side of "more is better".Pause on the ellipsis, then click the Add CommentĮnter the comment in the text box that appears in the Other than these few considerations, it's up to you to determine what your help text should contain.
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For the above sample, typing help addme will display the help text with links for the sum and plus functions, and clicking these links will in turn display the help text for those functions. ' line, but will not show the 'Some other comment.' line.ģ) Hyperlinking to other functions: If you'd like to include hyperlinks to related functions in your help text, you can add the line % See also to the end of your help text followed by the names of these functions. For the above sample, help addme will show all the comments up to and including the 'See also. Therefore, it's generally a good idea to put key descriptive words here to aid people searching for functions related to some operation.Ģ) The help command: The entire first contiguous block of comments in your function will be displayed when using the help command. You have to add the -all option for the entire help comment block to be searched. When using the lookfor command, this is the only part of the first comment block that is searched by default. <- H1 lineġ) The H1 line: This is the very first comment line, and this is what will get displayed by the Current Folder browser or the lookfor command. Let's start with this sample: function c = addme(a,b) the "Help text"), there are some specific things you should know about their format that determine how MATLAB will use or display them. While there is no strict standard for the contents of the beginning comments of your functions (i.e. * J Smith << A place to put these details? I was basically just thinking about other conventions such as in Java (I don't mean to compare the two, but just for added clarification of what I was looking for): /** Have any of you used this file for including extra details such as authorship, location, etc? When used, it provides a summary of the program files, and version number. On mathworks I found info about the Contents.m file. To clarify, I was wondering if there is a place to put authorship details of an entire simulation for example? I.e: Text that is not the function description / help text (which is also very useful and thank you all for providing details on that). When I search for this all I find is info on comments themselves or for commenting the help text for functions.
Such as including author(s), version number, last revised on, etc.
Is there a conventional format for writing the beginning description of a matlab file?
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