Explanation of the Typographic Conventions
Within this manual, we have tried to improve the readability of the text by using certain typographic conventions. For instance:
Any reference to Matlab code,
either on the commandline (at the >> prompt)
or within a Matlab script (*.m) file,
will be written in monospace with all
the inherent formatting included.
In addition, commands written at the Matlab commandline will have the Matlab prompt included on the left-hand side, e.g.:
>> help lyngby
Any Lyngby variables or Matlab files mentioned in running text, such as PARADIGM or data_paradigm.m will also be in bold monospace.
Any reference to a particular
in
theLyngby GUI
will have a box around it, whilst Window
Titles and Window
Menus will
be shown in italics.
Fig. 8. Typographical Conventions
Conclusion
On this laboratory work we studied the MATLAB Desktop Tools and Development Environment. We study how to:
Work with desktop, using tab “Desktop” or simply drag and drop windows in preferred area.
Use start button for easy access to tools, demos, and documentation for all your MathWorks products.
Use the main desktop windows for commands and history.
Use the help and its other forms, such as official web sites, reporting, product information etc.
References:
Lab_2 CA_Sec.pdf . Romanov E.I. 1p.
Lec_2_CA_engl.pdf . Romanov E.I. 5p.
Help of MatLab R2012a (7.14.0.739). The MathWorks Inc. 1984-2012
Official link of software: http://www.mathworks.com/